DETROIT – Hundreds of co-workers, family and friends came out to the Detroit Police Department’s 12th Precinct on Monday night for a candlelight memorial honoring fallen officer Rasheen McClain.
“My father-in-law loved what he did and lived to protect everybody here,” McClain’s son-in-law Sam Berry said.
Co-workers both past and present were in attendance.
“The thing I remember the most, he always had a smile whenever he came to talk to you about something, he was always smiling,” retired Detroit Police Department Lieutenant Joan Graham said.
His former partner Linzie Shriner describes him as a man who would do anything for you.
“My life depended on him from 2:45 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. and losing someone like that is like losing a piece of yourself,” she said.
Detroit Police Chief James Craig was at the memorial.
Craig suspended a sergeant on Monday who he said did not respond to the shooting scene and take charge the night McClain was killed. That unnamed sergeant stayed a block away. Craig wants him suspended without pay.
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