ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey state trooper killed in a crash will be remembered during funeral services in Atlantic City.
The state attorney general’s office says services for Trooper Frankie Williams will be held beginning at noon on Monday at Boardwalk Hall.
The first two hours are for friends and family; the second two hours are for law enforcement. Williams’ family requested that the burial service remain private.
Republican Gov. Chris Christie and Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno are expected to attend the services.
The 31-year-old Williams, of Egg Harbor Township, was responding to reports of an erratic driver in Millville last Monday night when that driver crossed the median and struck Williams’ vehicle head-on.
Williams died at a hospital. The driver who struck him, 61-year-old Lloyd Rudley, also was killed.
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