VIDEO: Phoenix First Responders Escort Fallen Officer's Children to School
Video: Phoenix First Responders Escort Fallen Officer's Children to School
Phoenix police officers and firefighters lined up outside Terramar Elementary School to honor Travis Murphy's kids as they walked into their first day of school. Murphy was killed in the line of duty five years ago.
August 11, 2015
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The children of a fallen Phoenix police officer were greeted by several first responders as they walked to school Monday, reports KSAZ.
Phoenix police officers and firefighters lined up outside Terramar Elementary School to honor Travis Murphy's kids as they walked into their first day of school. Murphy was killed in the line of duty five years ago; he left behind his wife Danielle and two children.
"They said I would never walk alone, and they would always be with us, and five years later they're still with us, so it is a nice feeling to know we are still not alone," said Danielle Murphy.
Kody was just two weeks old at the time and is now starting kindergarten. Kaylee is going into second grade.
"They said, 'Who are all these people? Do they know Daddy?' And I said yes they do, they're all of Daddy's friends," said Danielle.
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