Widow's grief as murdered PC is laid to rest with honours
Hundreds of mourners have gathered to pay their final respects to a policeman stabbed to death last month after answering a 999 call.
Fellow officers, civilian colleagues and members of the public joined the family and friends of Bedfordshire PC Jonathan Henry, 36, for a funeral service at the Holy Ghost Roman Catholic Church in Luton.
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Six officers carry Jon Henry's coffin befor he is laid to rest
Led by PC Henry's widow, Mary, on the couple's second wedding anniversary, mourners packed into the modern church in which they were married, to hear a service taken by Monsignor Kevin McGinnell.
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Grief: Mr Henry's widow looks on supported by a friend
Happier times: Jon and Mary Henry were married in July 2005
Representatives from all 43 UK forces were also in attendance, along with a number of local dignitaries. The officer's wife entered the church alongside the priest, followed by Pc Henry's mother, Dina, father, Alex, and his brothers and sisters.
Nineteen police officers, in full uniform, formed a guard of honour for the family as they entered the church. PC Henry was stabbed on June 11 as he struggled with an armed attacker in Luton town centre, less than two miles from the church where his funeral was held.
He had been on duty for just 30 minutes when he was called to a report that two window cleaners had been stabbed as they worked in George Street at around 7.15am.
The officer, who had been with the Bedfordshire force for three years, was fatally injured as he moved in to try to arrest a suspect.
