Retired Scotts Bluff County Sheriff Dave Schleve memorializes fallen officers during the National Law Enforcement Week ceremony on May 15.
Grace Ptak, Star-Herald
James Harvey Ray's grave is saluted during the National Law Enforcement Week ceremony on May 15.
Grace Ptak, Star-Herald
A crowd listens to Mayor Kent Ewing's proclamation during the National Law Enforcement Week ceremony on May 15.
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James Harvey Ray's grave decorated during the National Law Enforcement Week ceremony on May 15.
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Gering High School senior Alphonso Leal plays "Taps" on his trumpet to honor fallen officers during the National Law Enforcement Week ceremony on May 15.
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Gering Police Chief George Holthus shakes hands with Gering resident Casey Collins, who was instrumental in placing James Harvey Ray's name on the National Memorial, during the National Law Enforcement Week ceremony on May 15.
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Gering Police Chief George Holthus places a red, white and blue wreath next to Ray's decades-old grave in remembrance during the National Law Enforcement Week ceremony on May 15.
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GPD Chief George Holthus memorializes fallen officers during the National Law Enforcement Week ceremony on May 15.
Grace Ptak, Star-Herald
Four plaques of fallen law enforcement officers Peterson, Brandt, Ray and Baker await presentation to various local departments during the National Law Enforcement Week ceremony on May 15.
