Law enforcement authorities who collect support for the family of representatives who were killed in the crash

Cincinnati (WXIX) – With many emotions in connection with the death of a deputy of Hamilton County, these feelings are used as fuel for officers who now say FOX19 that they give the deputy Henderson the transmitter he has earned.

Over 40 local agencies work on funeral home for the deputy of Hamilton County, Larry Henderson.

The police said that the recent retired MP helped with the administration of traffic at the UC degree when he was deliberately shut down by Rodney Hinton Jr., whose son had been killed by the police the day before.

“He had made it to this finish line, where he had worked a whole career, an amazing career,” said Reik Pfaffl of the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office. “We want to honor him as well as possible.”

Lt. Erik Pfaffl worked and was trained by Deputy Henderson.

“When I tell you that he is the best law enforcement officer in the region, I mean it,” he said.

This influence is now repaid with support for his family.

“You are still shock

The sign is an organization that supports families of officers who are injured or killed in service.

“We will rise, speak to the family and give them immediate financial support so that they can go through the next few months.”

The sign collects funds to help the family with their expenses and to pay the deputy Henderson's funeral.

“We are there to help them get up from their feet, and even after that we are still there,” he says.

To donate to the sign and support the Henderson family, you can do this on the Shield website.

Deputy Henderson's funeral services begin on Thursday. Officers from all over the country will be present. Chief Snow now says Fox19 that security measures and logistics are still in progress.

“At the moment there is an increased feeling of consciousness and people are more vigilant than they should do because of the circumstances,” he said.

Lt. Pfaffl says that they are working hard to ensure that the deputy Henderson is best honored.

“You will have many MPs in this funeral who have had personal experiences with Larry and trained by Larry and loved Larry and just understood on Friday, we lost one of the best.”

The public visit begins on Thursday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the Spring Grove Cemetery.

On Friday, visits begin at 9 a.m. in the Cintas Center with a public service at 11 a.m., followed by the funeral service.

There is a procession to the Rosengarten of the Spring Grove, which will close some streets. If information is available again, FOX19 will now transfer the latest.

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