The Northampton County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 47 and the Roanoke Rapids Police Department held a law enforcement memorial service at Centennial Park in Roanoke Rapids.

Law enforcement across the Roanoke Valley gathered to honor the fallen officers who died in the line of duty over the years.

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The officers, who were honored with crosses and badges placed at the foot of them, are:

Chief C.W. Dunn — Scotland Neck Police Department — end of watch March 7, 1910

Deputy C.M. Hawkins — Halifax County Sheriff’s Office — end of watch February 27, 1916

Deputy J.E. Perry — Halifax County Sheriff’s Office — end of watch January 25, 1931

Chief A.P. Moore — Scotland Neck Police Department — end of watch February 16, 1936

Trooper R.W. Arnold — North Carolina State Highway Patrol — end of watch September 17, 1936

Deputy W.A. Pope — Halifax County Sheriff’s Office — end of watch April 3, 1940

Officer C.L. Massey Sr. — Roanoke Rapids Police Department — end of watch November 21, 1946

Deputy L.I. Floyd — Halifax County Sheriff’s Office — end of watch July 24, 1956

Deputy W.M. Goodwin — Halifax County Sheriff’s Office — end of watch March 2, 1969

Lieutenant W.E. Vaughan — Roanoke Rapids Police Department — end of watch May 9, 1977

Officer Lloyd Mayse — North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission — end of watch November 27, 1980

Sergeant C.E. Daniel — Roanoke Rapids Police Department — end of watch March 27, 1983

Trooper Raymond E. Worley — North Carolina State Highway Patrol — end of watch May 14, 1985

Lieutenant T.D. Gillikin — Enfield Police Department — end of watch March 15, 1999

Chief Joseph E. White Jr. — Rich Square Police Department — end of watch July 16, 2000

Deputy Makeem “Trell” Brooks — Northampton County Sheriff’s Office — end of watch November 13, 2019