More than 3,000 people lined the street in front of a funeral home Saturday to honor Lebanon City police officer William Lebo who was killed in the line of duty.
Crowds line Rt 422 to honor slain Lebanon policemanMore than 3,000 people lined the street in front of a funeral home Saturday to honor a Lebanon City police officer who was killed in the line of duty.
Emotion flowed through the crowd of people as bystanders observed the procession. Officers stood at attention outside Christman’s Funeral Home, and after the procession had concluded, comforted one another through tearful hugs. It then followed Route 422 westbound to Christman’s Funeral Home in Lebanon City, where police officers of many different departments from across the state gathered to remember his sacrifice.
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