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Raphael B. Johnson, co-founder of the Detroit 300, speaks about a shooting late Sunday which took the life of a 3-year-old girl, Monday, July 11, 2011, during a news conference at police headquarters in Detroit. Police are seeking at least two people in connection with the death of Aarie Berry, who was shot Sunday evening while playing in an east side home. Police say the gunfire came from outside, where a daylong dispute had been taking place. DETROIT NEWS OUT; Photo: Detroit Free Press, Jarrad Henderson / AP Detroit Chief of Police Ralph L. Goodbee Jr. speaks about a shooting late Sunday which took the life of a 3-year-old girl, Monday, July 11, 2011, during a news conference at police headquarters in Detroit. Police are seeking at least two people in connection with the death of Aarie Berry, who was shot Sunday evening while playing in an east side home. Police say the gunfire came from outside, where a daylong dispute had been taking place. DETROIT NEWS OUT; Photo: Detroit Free Press, Jarrad Henderson / AP Detroit City Council member James Tate, left, and Raphael B. Johnson, Co-Founder of the Detroit 300, right, listen as Detroit Chief of Police Ralph L. Goodbee Jr. asks for help from the community Monday, July 11, 2011, in gathering information about a shooting late Sunday which took the life of 3-year-old Aerie Berry, in Detroit. Godbee said he's outraged that an outdoor dispute among adult neighbors led to the fatal shooting. DETROIT NEWS OUT; Photo: Detroit Free Press, Jarrad Henderson / AP Raphael B. Johnson, co-founder of the Detroit 300, speaks about a shooting late Sunday which took the life of a 3-year-old girl, Monday, July 11, 2011, during a news conference at police headquarters in Detroit. Police are seeking at least two people in connection with the death of Aarie Berry, who was shot Sunday evening while playing in an east side home. Police say the gunfire came from outside, where a daylong dispute had been taking place.

James Zadroga - NYC.gov

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly today presided over a Police Memorial Day ceremony commemorating 11 New York City Police officers who were killed in the line of duty last year or died of illnesses developed as a result of rescue, recovery and clean-up work they performed at the World Trade Center Site after the September 11, 2001 attacks.

The names of Detective Kevin Hawkins, Detective Russel Timoshenko, Detective Robert Williamson, Detective John Young, Detective James Zadroga, Police Officer Thomas Brophy, Police Officer James Godbee, Police Officer Ronald Weintraub, Police Officer Angelo Peluso, Auxiliary Police Officer Eugene Marshalik, and Auxiliary Police Officer Nicholas Pekearo were added to those of other fallen officers whose sacrifices are commemorated on plaques in the Police Memorial Lobby inside Police Headquarters.

"These men all demonstrated their bravery in different ways, but what binds them together - and to us - is their unfailing service to New York City," said Mayor Bloomberg. All eleven of these men put themselves in harm's way to protect us. Their names are forever inscribed in the hearts of those who knew them. And today, they will also be inscribed on the Wall of Heroes here at One Police Plaza, so that future generations will know of their courage and sacrifice."

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said, "While today's commemorations make permanent the memory of these brave men, there can be no more enduring tribute than the respect and support of the public whom all officers are sworn to protect and serve. New York City Police officers accept that in the performance of their duties, lives are at stake including their own. Today we convey nothing less than the highest regard for their service and sacrifice."

Detective Russel Timoshenko died July 14, 2007 after being shot at close range five days earlier during an attempted car stop in Brooklyn. He and his partner Detective Herman Yan were approaching a sports utility vehicle bearing stolen license plates when they were fired upon. Their assailants were apprehended after a multi-day manhunt that ended in Pennsylvania. Detective Timoshenko joined the Department in January 2006 and was a police officer in the 71st Precinct. He was promoted posthumously and is survived by his parents Tatyana and Leonid Timoshenko. Detective Kevin G.

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