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Memory of Adair Countian Daniel Ellis, three others to be honored



2016-05-18 - Richmond, KY - Photo from Department of .
Richmond Police Officer Daniel Ellis, Kentucky State Police troopers Eric Chrisman and Cameron Ponder, and Nicholasville Police Officer Burke Rhoads, all killed in the line of duty in 2015, have been added to the memorial in Richmond, KY, along with five Kentuckians whose sacrifice from 1893 to 2013 had not yet been recognized on the monument. The Kentucky Law Enforcement Memorial monument is the only monument in the commonwealth that recognizes nearly all Kentucky peace officers who have been killed in the line of duty. This year's additions bring the total number of names on the monument to 534. Governor Matt Bevin and Public Safety Cabinet Secretary John Tilley will speak.


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