Family of officer Jonah Hernandez and law enforcement personnel from LCPD and other agencies, along with City staff, gathered Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025, in a ceremony to commemorate and celebrate Jonah on the one-year anniversary of his passing.

Officer Jonah Hernandez Remembered: A Photo Essay

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Family of officer Jonah Hernandez and law enforcement personnel from LCPD and other agencies, along with City staff, gathered Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025, in a ceremony to commemorate and celebrate Jonah on the one-year anniversary of his passing.

Source: Las Cruces Police Department (via Facebook)
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