Officials with the City of Tremonton are speaking on the loss of two officers and the impact on their community.

In the silence of the early morning, the wind rips through the fabric of each United States flag that lines the streets by Tremonton City Hall.

Utahns are shaken up in the aftermath of the double fatal shooting of Sgt. Lee Sorenson and Officer Eric Estrada of the Tremonton Garland Police Department.Many

Two police officers responding to a domestic disturbance call were shot and killed in Utah and a man was taken into custody after bystanders persuaded him to drop the gun, authorities said Monday.

"When you see all this, it just makes you proud," Mike added, gesturing to the procession passing by and the crowd gathered to pay their respects. "Hopefully we can all come together around these two families and get them through this.

The killings unfolded after police in Tremonton, Utah, received "multiple 911 hangup calls," and a single officer from the Tremonton Garland Police Department responded to the residence. It wasn't immediately clear whether the first officer to respond was Sergeant Sorensen or Officer Estrada.

The Tremonton Garland Police Department has announced a solemn procession to honor Sergeant Lee Sorensen and Officer Eric Estrada, who were killed in the line of duty last night, August 17. The community is invited to pay their respects as the procession travels from Taylorsville to Logan,