A "back the blue" rally in support of law enforcement officers and first responders happened Sunday in Palm City.
BLUE" RALLY.CROWDS OF PEOPLE IN SUPPORT OFTHOSE ON THE THIN BLUE LINETODAY IN MARTIN COUNTY MADEFOR A PEACEFUL DEMONSTRATION,DIFFERENT THAN WHAT WEIN THE PAST.
YOU KNOW WHATITTHIS SEE SUPPORT TODAY DESPITEWHERE YOU STAND POLITICALLYTHE COLOR OVERWHELMINGLYSUPPORTED TODAY IS BLUE,REPRESENTING ALL LAWENFORCEMENT AND FIRSTRESPONDERS PAST AND PRESENTRIGHT HERE IN MARTIN COUNTY HEWOULDTODAY LIKE I SAID TO SPREADHIS NAME AND MAKE SURE HENEVER FORGOTTEN FALLEN TROOPERJOSEPH BULLOCK.
HIS FACE COULDBE SEEN ON PICTURES AND TSHIRTS AMONGST THE GROUPTODAY.
CARLA COULTERWORKED ALONGSIDE BULLOCK A MANHE CONSIDERED HIS BROTHER.
SHESAYS BEING OUT HERE TODAYBROUGHT HER BACK TO HERHUSBANDFEBRUARY 5 OF THIS YEAR AND HEJUST SAID JOELOST IT A 19 YEAR VETERAN OFTHE AGENCY, BULLOCK WAS SHOTAND KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTYON I-95 WHILE ASSISTING ADISABLED VEHICLE.
SUPPORTERSTODAY SAY THEYBULLOCKS SACRIFICE AND FORFIRST RESPONDERS ON THE LINEEVERYDAY DURING A PARTICULARLYDIFFICULT TIME.
SOMEHOW WEHAVE TO PICK UP THE PIECES ANDOUR JOB IS TO MAKE SURE HE ISNEVER FORGOTTEN AND THATPEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD KNOWHIS SACRIFICE THE HOLE BULLOCKLEFT BEHIND IS BIG...HISLEGACY EVEN BIGGER.
IN PALMCITY CG WPTV NC5HONORING THOSE WHO SERVE.
ASOUTH FLORIDA LAW ENFORCEM
A group showed their support for police in Jensen Beach on Saturday.
