Thousands gather to honor fallen Minneapolis police officer Jamal Mitchell at memorial service
- Minneapolis community members mourn the loss of police officer Jamal Mitchell at a public memorial service.
- Jamal Mitchell to be honored by thousands at the memorial service in Minneapolis.
- The tragic death of officer Mitchell weighs heavy on the hearts of many.
Community members in Minneapolis are still mourning the loss of police officer Jamal Mitchell, who was killed in a mass shooting. Thousands gathered for his public memorial service at Maple Grove Senior High School, where he was remembered as a hero by Mayor Frey and Police Chief O'Hara. Mitchell, who had been with the Minneapolis police for a year and a half, was described as a selfless and impactful officer who was loved by his community. His dedication to helping others and his ultimate sacrifice were honored during the service, where he was posthumously awarded the department's Medal of Honor and Purple Heart. Mitchell's legacy lives on in the hearts of those who knew him, as evidenced by the outpouring of support and messages left at his squad car memorial. His death marks the third loss of a Minnesota police officer this year, leaving a lasting impact on the community he served.