New Orleans Police Department, Louisiana
End of Watch Tuesday, June 7, 2016
Reflections for Police Officer Natasha Maria Hunter
Rest in peace officer hunter your spirit lives on in the
Hearts of those who knew and loved you
leuitenant marcus anthony knight
arizona state police department
September 11, 2017
RIP this this fallen officer. God continue to watch over her family both blood and blue
Hannah Penn
Friend of Ofc. Eric Mumaw EOW 2/2/17
June 7, 2017
I ran a hero's 5k today in your honor Ma'am. YOU are not forgotten.
Det. Michele Nelson
Riverside County Sheriff's Department, CA
June 7, 2017
Rest well my sister on your first anniversary. May your memory be always alive in the hearts of all the people whom you have touched. And may your loving family gain strength in dealing with your loss.
Thank you for your service.
Lieutenant Ray Flores
N.Y.P.D. (retired)
June 7, 2017
My name is May and next month I will be riding in Natasha's honor with Law Enforcement United. We bicycle 250 miles and will finish in Washington DC on May 12th. If the family members of Natasha see this, please reach out to me! [email protected]
PFC May Lauzon
North Myrtle Beach Dept. Public Safety
April 28, 2017
We are praying for her family and her baby.. So, sorry for your loss .. :(
Mark Kennedy
Henry County 911
January 8, 2017
The ending of Officer Hunter's earthly journey was somewhat revisited on A&E's Nightwatch (S3, E5), which aired on 12/29/2016. It appears First Responders frequently use the phrase, "Bad things usually happen to good people." Sadly, Officer Hunter's loss highlights and reinforces the truism of the phrase. Oh lord, my God, continue to bless Natasha Hunter's heavenly spirit and forever guide the child that's now left motherless.
Civilian M. Barnes
Law Enforcement Officers Supporter
January 8, 2017
saw you on night watch R.I.P.
Anomous
nopd
January 4, 2017
2016 was a year we saw and dealt with unspeakable violence. We have lost many, we saved many and we serve many. Let our losses strengthen us and bring us closer. The blue line may be thin, but it is a long and strong line. Officer Hunter will be missed, but always remembered.
M/Tpr Bastian
Illinois State Police
January 3, 2017
Thank you for your service. New Orleans holds a special place in my heart. Its where I proposed to my wife. I watched a TV show a few nights ago and immediately thought of Officer Hunter. Rest In Peace sister. We have the watch from here.
Sergeant Mike Adam
Hammond Indiana Emergency Management
January 3, 2017
Rest In Peace. We've got it from here.
Deputy L. Barth
Taylor County Sheriff's Office
December 31, 2016
I watched 'Nightwatch'; learned of Officer Hunter's tragic and senseless death by a drunk driver. It brought me to tears to see, and hear how much she was loved by her brothers and sisters in blue. GOD continue to watch over her daughter, family, friends, and coworkers.
- Allie Supporter of Law Enforcement
Wife of Corrections Deputy
December 31, 2016
I just watched "Nightwatch" and learned of your death. It was touching to watch your brothers and sisters care for you the way they did.
Rest In Peace,
Officer Culver
Holly Hill Police Department
Volusia County, FL
Officer Culver
Holly Hill Police Dept
December 30, 2016
May God watch over you sister and you walk side by side with him, Rest In Peace sister.
Trooper Armani Gibson
Illinois State Police
December 30, 2016
Rest in Peace, Officer Hunter. This is a devastating loss for your family, department and community. I watched you with admiration when I saw you on A&E's Nightwatch. Having lost my father in the September 11th attacks, my heart breaks for the loss your daughter is going through. I pray that she, your family, and your brothers and sisters in blue find their way through their grief, and know that you will always be with them. Smile on them from heaven. Go with God.
Caitlin A Langone
Civilian - NYPD Family Member
December 30, 2016
Watching the show tonight. Im sorry to hear about her passing. So sorry for your loss :(
Bren Anne
Friend of the show
December 30, 2016
Not a night goes by that we don't miss Natasha on the 1st District Night Watch. She was and is and will always be loved. Never forgotten. Our sister. Rest above and pray for us, our Angel. Badge 686, forever in our hearts.
P/O John Q Urrutia
NOPD
October 13, 2016
May God grant eternal rest to Officer Hunter and may her family find comfort in knowing she is at peace in Gods arms.
Officer Mike Klarman
Middlesex Hospital
July 28, 2016
My condolences to the family and those closest to Natasha M. Hunter. When life becomes overwhelming, may you find peace and comfort in your lives. (Psalm 94:19) Again, as a mother, I am sorry for your loss.
Penelope
Civilian
July 21, 2016
R.I.P Natasha, you were a wonderful woman. I'll always remember that beautiful smile of yours.
Senior Federal Law Enforcement Officer
United States Department Of Justice
July 12, 2016
Thank you for your honorable service. May you rest in eternal peace.
Captain Roger A. Gross, Retired
U. S. Park Police
July 11, 2016
Yesterday was the one month anniversary of your passing and I, we at NOPD, especially the 1st District, and the community, have not, and will never forget you. We love you and do our best to honor you via our service. Rest in Peace.
P/O John Urrutia
NOPD 1st District Night Watch Officer- Daily coworker with Natasha
July 8, 2016
Rest in peace brother and thank you for your service. As you join our brothers and sisters in the hall of heroes, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Vires et Honorem
Frank J Kapusta
Moahwk Police Department
July 2, 2016
God's peace and speed Officer Hunter. Thank you for your brave, dedicated service. RIP Sister..
P/O R. Popelka #7903
Chicago Police Dept.
June 27, 2016
still praying for your family.... It's tough around here in the station... You can sense the discomfort and emptiness... So weird!!! I know God has you and you're watching over your kid each day... Thank you for your service.. Thank you for your commitment.. You are truly a hero and will forever be missed... #WeGotItFromHere #RestSister
P/O III Anita McKay
NOPD
June 24, 2016
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