A crowd will gather in the Rising Sun High School gymnasium to mourn David Hewitt.
A citizen showing support for Rising Sun Chief of Police David Hewitt. Photo by Mike Perleberg, Eagle Country 99.3.
(Rising Sun, Ind.) - Friends and family will say their final goodbyes to Rising Sun Chief of Police David Hewitt Wednesday.
The funeral service for Hewitt will be held at the Rising Sun High School gymnasium starting at 11:00 a.m. Hundreds lined up for the visitation at the school Tuesday.
The Rising Sun High School boys basketball team was playing in Morristown Tuesday evening. A moment of silence was held for Hewitt prior to the tipoff.
Bigger than basketball @MorristownAD honors Rising Sun Chief of Police David Hewitt with moment of silence before taking on @rsshiners https://t.co/HLD1sBKrQM
— Eagle Country 99.3 (@eagle993) February 20, 2019
Police advocacy groups are asking citizens to wear blue Wednesday as another show of support for Hewitt and law enforcement.
The 20-year police chief in Rising Sun died February 13 following a car crash on State Road 56 near Vevay. Icy roads could have played a factor in the crash.
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