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A Police Officer takes a picture of the American Flag that was hung by the Cosumnes Fire Department that the Police Procession drove through for Galt Police Officer Kevin Tonn's Funeral. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville , California. -
Officers with K9 Units came from around the state of California to show their respects to K9 Galt Police Officer Kevin Tonn's funeral at Adventure Christian Chruch in Roseville. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville , California. -
Members of the Stockton Police Department brought their dogs in support of K9 Galt Officer Kevin Tonn who died in the line of duty last week. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville , California. -
K9 Police Units from throughout California attended the funeral of Galt Police Officer Kevin Tonn. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville , California. -
Family, friends and fellow officers wait while the Galt Officer Kevin Tonn's casket is carried by the Galt Police Department into Adventure Christian Church. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville , California. -
Galt Police Officer Brian Nino escorted Yaro the K9 police dog that was with his fellow officer Kevin Tonn when he died in the line of duty last week to his funeral. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville, California. -
Mary Ann Tonn stops to pet Yaro the K9 Galt Police Dog that was her son Galt Officer Kevin Tonn's partner as she enters the funeral for her son Kevin who was killed in the line of duty last week. At left is Galt Officer Brian Nino and Kevin's sister Julie Carnesi and at right is Kevin's dad Will Tonn. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville , California. -
Jarrett Tonn, Galt Police Detective and cousin of Kevin Tonn speaks to thousands during his funeral on Monday at the Adventure Christian Church in Roseville. Kevin was killed in the line of duty last week. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville , California. -
San Diego Police Officers laid a picture of fallen Galt Police Officer Kevin Tonn and his K9 police dog Yaro in their hats as they paid their respects at Tonn's funeral service inside Adventure Christian Church. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville, California. -
California Governor Jerry Brown, Right, Attorney General Kamala Harris, center, and CHP Commissioner Joe Farrow, left, were among the dignitaries who attended Galt Officer Kevin Tonn's funeral at the Adventure Christian Church in Roseville. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville , California. -
Sacramento Police officers paid their respects to Galt Police Officer Kevin Tonn at his funeral on Monday in Roseville. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville, California. -
Officers carry out the casket of Galt Police Officer Kevin Tonn who was killed in the line of duty last week. Officer Kevin Tonn was a member of the military, fire services and law enforcement and thousands turned out for his service at the Adventure Christian Church in Roseville. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville, California. -
Yaro looks over the thousands who have come to pay their respects to his partner in the K9 unit of the Galt Police Department Kevin Tonn who was killed in the line of duty at his funeral at Adventure Christian Church in Roseville. Officer Brian Nino, left, of the Galt Police Department escorted Yaro to the funeral. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville , California. -
Galt Police Chief William Bowen, held up the K9 card that Galt Officer Kevin Tonn used to proudly show while speaking at his funeral at Adventure Christian Church in Roseville. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Roseville , California. -
Galt Police Officer Brian Nino escorted Yaro, the K9 police dog that was with Galt Officer Kevin Tonn when he was shot last week in the line of duty to the gravesite service at East Lawn Mortuary in Sacramento. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Sacramento , California. -
The parents of Galt Police officer Kevin Tonn who was killed in the line of duty last week, Will Tonn, right, and Mary Ann Tonn, center, of Lincoln mourn along with Kevin's sister Julie Carnesi, left, after being given flags at the gravesite service at East Lawn Mortuary in Sacramento. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Sacramento , California. -
Helicopters fly in formation at the graveside service of Galt Officer Kevin Tonn who was killed in the line of duty last week. Thousands came to pay their respects to the fallen officer. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Sacramento , California. -
Galt Police Officer Kevin Tonn's mother Mary Ann Tonn lays a rose on her son's casket during his funeral at East Lawn Mortuary in Sacramento. Kevin was killed in the line of duty last week and thousands came to pay their respects. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Sacramento , California. -
Galt Police dog Yaro stands guard as relatives leave flowers on the casket of his partner Galt Police officer Kevin Tonn who was killed in the line of duty during his service at East Lawn Mortuary in Sacramento. Photo taken January 21, 2013 in Sacramento, California.
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