633-Vehicle Procession Escorts Hero Officer To Burial: Patch PM

Share-worthy stories from the Maryland Patch network to talk about tonight:

Funeral For Officer Amy Caprio Draws Droves Of Mourners

The service was followed by a 633-vehicle procession to honor the officer who died in the line of duty.

3 Church Leaders Charged With Sexual Abuse Of Teens

The victims were members of a church program for at-risk youth.

MD Weather: Air Quality Alert For 'Moist' Memorial Day Weekend

If you have asthma or other breathing issues, you may just want to stay inside.

Capsized Kayaker Survived Hours In Freezing West River

There are survival lessons to learn from the case, according to Maryland Natural Resources Police.

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Mounted officers from multiple jurisdictions awaited the arrival of Officer Amy Caprio, 29, who was laid to rest at Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens on Friday, May 25, after being killed in the line of duty this week. Photo courtesy of the Baltimore County Police and Fire.