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Lake County honors fallen officers, including 2 deputies who died from COVID-19

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LAKE COUNTY, Fla. – The Lake County Sheriff’s Office honored the heroes who once served and protected at its annual Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Ceremony on Tuesday.

This year, two more names were added to their memorial, Master Detention Deputies Lynn Jones and Richard Barry. The two men died from the coronavirus last year. [TRENDING: Sneak peek of Universal’s new roller coaster | 23 dead in Mexico City metro collapse | Children 12-15 could soon get vaccine] “There was an outbreak in the county jail and he was an extradition officer that was reassigned into the jail due to the pandemic,” Bria Barry said.

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