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WA: 'You pulled us out of a funeral procession'
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"When Donald Ross's sister passed, more than 100 people attended her funeral mass ..."
"The burial was scheduled for a nearby cemetery, but Ross and his family only made it a quarter of a mile when flashing lights forced them to the side of the road."
"Harold... said, 'You pulled us out of a funeral procession,' said wife Shirley Ross."
"But the deputy kept them there, writing up five citations because the driver and the passengers were not wearing a seat belts. And the sheriff's department says he had every right."
"'We're out here trying to prevent funerals, not disrupt them,' said Dave Reagan ..."
"... By the time Ross and his family members got back on the road, the burial was over." ... |
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