Brick township police honor three pennsylvania officers killed in line of duty

Brick Township police honor three Pennsylvania officers killed in line of duty

A somber farewell united departments in grief and gratitude for three fallen heroes.

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – Members of the Brick Township Police Department traveled to Pennsylvania this week to stand in tribute at the funeral of three Northern York County Regional Police officers killed during the execution of a warrant.

Detectives Mark Baker, Cody Becker, and Isaiah Emenheiser were fatally shot on Sept. 17 while serving a warrant tied to a domestic abuse case, officials said. The tragedy has shaken law enforcement across state lines, prompting an outpouring of solidarity.

Brick Township’s Honor Guard joined officers from across the region in paying respects at the service, which drew hundreds of mourners.

“We extend our deepest condolences to the Northern York County Regional Police Department, and to the families, friends, and loved ones of our fallen brothers,” Brick Township Police said in a statement. “Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.”

The three detectives are being remembered for their commitment to public safety and their ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.


Key Points

  • Three Northern York County detectives were killed Sept. 17 while serving a domestic abuse warrant.
  • Brick Township Police Honor Guard attended their funeral to show solidarity.
  • Officers Mark Baker, Cody Becker, and Isaiah Emenheiser are being honored for their service.
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