TRENT.PHOTO

Vigil for Officer Cody Brotherson

View Meta
Photojournalism
memorialpolicevigils
West Valley City
Utah
United States
Nikon D4
Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Candlelight vigil to honor West Valley City Cody Brotherson, who was killed Sunday while apparently trying to lay down tire spikes to stop a fleeing stolen car. Wednesday November 9, 2016.Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Candlelight vigil to honor West Valley City Cody Brotherson, who was killed Sunday while apparently trying to lay down tire spikes to stop a fleeing stolen car. Wednesday November 9, 2016.Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune A large crowd at a candlelight vigil to honor West Valley City police officer Cody Brotherson, who was killed Sunday while apparently trying to lay down tire spikes to stop a fleeing stolen car. Wednesday November 9, 2016.Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune A crowd gathers around the patrol vehicle of West Valley City police officer Cody Brotherson, who was killed Sunday while apparently trying to lay down tire spikes to stop a fleeing stolen car, during a candlelight vigil in his honor Wednesday November 9, 2016.Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Jeff Brotherson, father of fallen West Valley City police officer Cody Brotherson, embraces his son's fiance Jessica Le at a candlelight vigil in West Valley City Wednesday November 9, 2016. Brotherson was killed Sunday while apparently trying to lay down tire spikes to stop a fleeing stolen car.Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune A large crowd at a candlelight vigil to honor West Valley City police officer Cody Brotherson, who was killed Sunday while apparently trying to lay down tire spikes to stop a fleeing stolen car. Wednesday November 9, 2016.Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune A crowd gathers around the patrol vehicle of West Valley City police officer Cody Brotherson, who was killed Sunday while apparently trying to lay down tire spikes to stop a fleeing stolen car, during a candlelight vigil in his honor Wednesday November 9, 2016.Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune West Valley City Police Chief Lee Russo stands near a portrait of West Valley City police officer Cody Brotherson, who was killed Sunday while apparently trying to lay down tire spikes to stop a fleeing stolen car. At at a candlelight vigil, Wednesday November 9, 2016.Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune West Valley City Police Chief Lee Russo stands near a portrait of West Valley City police officer Cody Brotherson, who was killed Sunday while apparently trying to lay down tire spikes to stop a fleeing stolen car. At at a candlelight vigil, Wednesday November 9, 2016.