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Funeral Process Changes

Escort Safety Still Questioned

Posted: February 2, 2013 at 5 a.m.

A hearse and cars with mourners left Sisco Funeral Chapel last week, but the trip to the burial site didn’t look much like a funeral procession, said Charles Farmer.

At A Glance

AAA Report

A growing number of people are disregarding funeral processions. At least two people were killed and 23 injured nationwide in 2012 in funeral procession accidents. Of the six people killed in funeral processions in 2010, five were police officers.

Source: AAA

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Really a town of 70,000 people and we keep beating this dead horse. How many times are we gonna repeat this story with another paragraph of nonsense filler. Arkansas democrat gazette there is more to Springdale than city hall and the schools. I pay for news not filler.

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