Gov. Youngkin orders flags to be flown at half staff in honor of fallen Covington officer The flags will be lowered at sunrise on Saturday and remain at half-staff until sunset
Covington Police Officer Caleb Ogilvie. He was killed on duty on March 14, 2022. (Covington Police Department)
COVINGTON, Va. – Governor Glenn Youngkin has ordered that Virginia’s flags be flown at half staff in honor of fallen Covington Police Officer Caleb Ogilvie.
35-year-old Ogilvie was killed in the line of duty on Monday while responding to a domestic shooting incident at Covington Farm & Fuel. He was one of three people killed in the incident.
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A funeral service for the fallen hero is set for Saturday at noon at Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, according to his obituary .
The flags will be lowered at sunrise on Saturday and will remain at half-staff until sunset.
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