An Orlando police sergeant who was gunned down was remembered Saturday at her funeral service as someone who put everyone at ease with her infectious smile and made every effort to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community it served. Clayton loved programs that involved working with young children or helping people because "it helped humanize police officers," Mina said. Orlando Police Department Chaplain Andrew Wade urged the law enforcement officers not to be consumed by their anger over how Clayton died. Clayton had worked for the Orlando Police Department for 17 years, most recently as a supervisor for a patrol division in the neighborhood where she was shot. The master sergeant was one of the officers who responded to the shooting at Pulse nightclub in which 49 patrons were killed.

Source: ABC News January 14, 2017 22:21 UTC