On Saturday at 8 a.m. large crowd gathered at Beard Mortuary which was the beginning site of the procession.

The community is banding together, with hundreds of locals lining the roads for processions to welcome the fallen officers home.

The deadly incident happened along Main Street near the intersection of Railroad Street.

Pastor Roger Rowe describes both fallen law enforcement officers as having steadfast faith.

The sheriff said deputies were attempting to serve a court-issued warrant when the incident started in the Allen community.

The accident happened in the Amma area near the 29.5-mile marker.

It’s a somber scene our region has become all too familiar with -- a procession held honoring fallen officers killed in the line of duty.

Hurricane Mayor Scott Edwards said the woman’s car ended up on the side of the road near railroad tracks after flipping many times.

Charleston Police said multiple shots were fired and a possible suspect ran into a business. Two people were detained, and multiple firearms were recovered. Later, Kevin Denson, 35, of Charleston was charged with being a prohibited person in possession of a firearm.

Police say Jeremiah Beltz was last seen Wednesday, June 29, in the 100 block of 8th Avenue.