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Final crash officer to be buried Fourth crash officer laid to rest
(about 8 hours later)
The funeral of the fourth police officer killed in a crash in County Down at the weekend will take place later. The funeral has taken place of Declan Green, one of the four police officers killed during a car crash in County Down last weekend.
Their vehicle crashed and burst into flames on the Warrenpoint to Rostrevor Road as they were answering a call at about 0400 GMT on Sunday. Their vehicle crashed and burst into flames on the Warrenpoint to Rostrevor Road as they were answering a call on Sunday morning.
Declan Greene, 39, will be buried in Massforth. Hundred of mourners packed into St Colman's Church outside Kilkeel.
On Wednesday, police chiefs and political leaders attended the funerals of Mr Greene's three colleagues. During Requium Mass, Mr Greene, 39, was described as "highly respected by all sides of the community".
Father Peter O'Hare said the police officer "lived for his family".
Mr Green was due to receive an area commander's commendation for his community work with young people in the Kilkeel area.
A certificate for this, along with his police cap and gloves were presented to his wife after the service.
Mr Greene was interred in the cemetery beside St Colman's Church.
On Wednesday, Mr Green's three colleagues who died alongside him were buried.
A service for James Magee, 27, was held in Dromore while Kevin Gorman, 24, was laid to rest in Drumaness.A service for James Magee, 27, was held in Dromore while Kevin Gorman, 24, was laid to rest in Drumaness.
The funeral of Kenneth Irvine, 30, was held in Kilkeel. The funeral of Kenneth Irvine, 30, was also held in Kilkeel.
Chief Constable Sir Hugh Orde attended the funerals along with Assistant Chief Constable Judith Gillespie.
Members of the Policing Board were also present.