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Analysis: In the easing-security business?

Published: Oct. 25, 2007 at 10:44 AM
By LEAH KRAUSS, UPI International Security Industry Correspondent
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Slain officers honored in memorial. Hubble Shows the Earliest Galaxies in the Universe Canadian drummers perform before memorial.
Pallbearers carry the caskets of Lakewood Police Department officers Lakewood officers memorial. Royal Canadian Mounted Police attend memorial for four slain officers.
Washington State Patrol honor guard performs during a memorial service Lakewood Police Chief Bret Farrar speaks during memorial service for four of his slain officers. Richards children honor father during memorial.
bell is rung 21 times during a memorial service at the Tacoma Dome for fallen officers. Four slain pofice officers honored. Families honor slain officers.
Families honor police officers. Law enforcement from California, Canada and as far as Florida attend memorial. Law Enforcement officers honor comarades.
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