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Dean J. Koepfler, Tacoma News Tribune  (click to enlarge)
Stephanie James (right), wife of a Lakewood police officer, wipes a tear during a candlelight vigil at the Champions Centre in Tacoma. Four Lakewood Police officers were fatally shot this morning at a coffee shop in Parkland.
 
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Published: Sunday, November 29, 2009

Gathering in Tacoma mourns slain Lakewood officers

TACOMA -- More than 200 people gathered this evening outside a Tacoma church to remember the four Lakewood police officers shot to death Sunday at a coffee shop in Parkland.

Holding small candles, the group sang "Amazing Grace" and was led in prayer by pastors from the Champions Centre, a nondenominational Christian church. Senior Pastor Kevin Gerald says the 30-minute gathering gave people a chance to show their grief at a time of tremendous crisis.

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