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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Navajo Police Sgt. Darrell Curley remembered at National Police Week memorial events
Navajo Police Lt. Dempsey Harvey was assigned to assist the surviving family of slain Navajo Police Sgt. Darrell Curley. Survivors in attendance included Sgt. Curley's wife Pauline Curley, children Arielle Curley, Bronte Curley, and Derrick Curley. Also in attendance were Sgt. Curley's parents Ned and Gloria Curley, and fellow Navajo Police officers from the Tuba City District. Photo/Jared King/Navajo Nation U.S.
Navajo Police Lt. Dempsey Harvey was assigned to assist the surviving family of slain Navajo Police Sgt. Darrell Curley. Survivors in attendance included Sgt. Curley's wife Pauline Curley, children Arielle Curley, Bronte Curley, and Derrick Curley. Also in attendance were Sgt. Curley's parents Ned and Gloria Curley, and fellow Navajo Police officers from the Tuba City District. Photo/Jared King/Navajo Nation U.S.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Navajo Police Sgt. Darrell Curley, who was shot and killed after responding to a domestic dispute between two brothers in Kaibito, Ariz., June 26, 2011, was honored this week at several National Police Week memorial events in Washington, D.C.


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