ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Shoppers are laying flowers, teddy bears and candles in the parking lot of a Wal-Mart store where an Orlando police sergeant was gunned down as she approached a suspect wanted for questioning in the murder of his pregnant ex-girlfriend.
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More than two dozen bouquets were displayed Tuesday morning in the parking lot outside a Wal-Mart in northwest Orlando where Master Sgt. Debra Clayton was killed the day before.
Shoppers stopped by to take photos or say a prayer.
Shopper Hal Shore says in his opinion, Clayton's death is a reminder that there is a "war" against police officers in the United States.
Law enforcement officers spent a second day searching for the suspect wanted in Clayton's murder.
This is the growing memorial outside the Orlando Walmart where Sgt. Debra Clayton was gunned down yesterday. @WPTV #ORLANDOSHOOTING pic.twitter.com/EBMxxZCe8t
— Andrew Lofholm (@AndrewLofholm) January 10, 2017
