Once again, I want to acknowledge that our thoughts this morning are with the family, friends and colleagues of Officer J.J. Chestnut. He will pass before the Capitol one last time today and be laid to rest. Our hearts continue to be heavy with sorrow for the loss of this fine man. We certainly have his family in our prayers today.
Paying tribute to Officer J.J. Chestnut during a memorial address.
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