Shot policeman's widow leads mourners

The widow of British traffic policeman Ian Broadhurst led hundreds of mourners today at his funeral.

Shot policeman's widow leads mourners
Fri, 16 Jan, 2004 - 12:36

The widow of British traffic policeman Ian Broadhurst led hundreds of mourners today at his funeral.

Two officers who survived the St Stephen's Day shooting formed part of the guard of honour at the entrance to Leeds Parish Church, West Yorkshire.

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CourtsPlace: Leeds Parish Church, West YorkshirePlace: Birkenshaw, West YorkshirePlace: Dib Lane, LeedsPlace: West YorkshirePerson: Ian BroadhurstPerson: Pc Neil RoperPerson: Pc James BanksPerson: Pc BroadhurstPerson: EilisaPerson: David BieberPerson: Chief ConstablePerson: Colin CramphornPerson: Canon Graham SmithPerson: RectorPerson: LeedsPerson: SergeantPerson: Ann DruryPerson: Garth BrooksPerson: Bishop Arthur RochePerson: Coadjutor Bishop ofPerson: IanPerson: Police ConstableEvent: St Stephen's Day shootingEvent: Christmas
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