BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Michigan -- A Bloomfield Hills police sergeant died Sunday after suffering a heart attack while on duty. Sgt. Steven Splan suffered the heart attack hours after cutting and removing a large tree that had fallen onto Bloomfield Hills Parkway off of Woodward Avenue in the afternoon and died later after returning to the station, according to The Oakland Press. A procession of about 20 police vehicles accompanied the fallen officer's trip from the Oakland County Medical Examiner's Office in Pontiac to downtown Rochester on Monday, where the fire department presented a flag in his honor.Pixley Funeral Home in Rochester is handling arrangements, with visitation scheduled for Thursday from 2 to 8 p.m. The funeral will be take place Friday at St. Andrews Church in Rochester, with staging starting at 9 a.m., family at 11 a.m., and services at noon. #RIP

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The new Genoa bridge is illuminated in the colours of the Italian flag during its official inauguration, after it was rebuilt following its collapse on August 14, 2018 which killed 43 people, in Genoa, Italy, August 3. REUTERS/Flavio Lo Scalzo

A Texas Guerrillas member who calls himself, "Apex," third from right, and others carry weapons at a Black Lives Matter rally in Austin, Texas, August 1, 2020. Members of the armed groups said they were there to protect BLM protesters and their right to free speech. REUTERS/Nuri Vallbona

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Pasco police release video showing footage from officer body cameras during a May shootout with cousins who were murder suspects. Juan Montalvo died and Miguel Montalvo was wounded during the incident. Pasco Police Chief Ken Roske introduced the 11-minute video, describing it as a “critical incident update” on the May 17 officer-involved #shooting. An investigation into the officers’ actions is being handled by the Special Investigations Unit, or SIU, which is a regional team of detectives. There are no Pasco representatives on the team for this case. (Read the full story.)

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ROCKWALL, Texas -- A Rockwall police officer died due to complication from COVID-19 on Monday. Officer Tracy Gaines was admitted to a local hospital on July 11 and underwent various treatments, according to a news release. Gaines joined the Rockwall Police Department in September 2005 and most recently served as a School Resource Officer at Rockwall High School. During his career, he also served as an SRO at Williams Middle School and was a Field Trianing Officer in the Patrol Division as well. Gaines also had a distinguished military career, serving 20 years with the Air Force before becoming a police officer. "The Rockwall Police Department is grateful for the incredible outpouring of support for his wife and two sons," the department said in a statement. Donations to assist Gaines' family financially can be made at www.atodallas.org. Funeral arrangements are pending. #RIP

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