Captain David Dorn: The Hero Whose Funeral You'll Never See

Tré Goins-Phillips : Jun 10, 2020
Faithwire.com

"David Dorn was a man of great character who dedicated his life to helping others and protecting his neighborhood. His life of honor and dedication reminds us of the vital service the good men and women of law enforcement render to our communities every day. We depend on them, people like David Dorn." -Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley

[Faithwire.com] Without fanfare or media frenzy, Capt. David Dorn was memorialized Tuesday. At the same time, Al Sharpton was eulogizing someone he never met, George Floyd, a man whose death has gripped the country, and whose unjust killing sparked an array of riots—one of which resulted in Dorn's murder last week. (Image: AP Photo-Andrew Harnik /via Faithwire)

Dorn was 77 years old when he was cruelly shot by a looter in St. Louis, and his death was broadcast on Facebook Live. He served nearly four decades as an officer in the St. Louis Police Department. He went on to become the chief of police in the small town of Moline Acres in Missouri.

But when riots broke out with participants claiming to champion black lives, Dorn was left on the streets to die after a rioter killed him to steal a TV... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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