A funeral procession was held on Tuesday morning to honor Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputy Erika Serrato. The procession started at Cashner Funeral Home and traveled to The Woodlands Church. Deputy Serrato was killed on June 28 while directing traffic on Interstate 45.
She was assisting at the scene of a crash when the incident occurred. The 24-year-old deputy was struck and killed.
Further details about the incident and the funeral procession are available from the source.
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