24-year-old IMPD Officer Breann ‘Bre’ Leath [photo], was shot and killed while responding to a domestic disturbance call shortly before 3pm on April 9. 

Hundreds of police officers and squad cars lined the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Thursday for a final salute to a fellow officer who was gunned down on the job.
After the funeral, motorcycle mounted officers escorted a black hearse carrying Leath’s casket on a procession that went past police headquarters and the department’s East District headquarters, where it stopped in front of Leath’s squad car as new police recruits saluted and commemorated the place Leath served her final watch call.
Officer Breann ‘Bre’ Leath, 24, was fatally shot when responding to a domestic violence call at a home on April 9. 
Leath’s family, including her 3-year-old son, watched the service from several luxury suites to maintain a safe distance apart.
She had been among three officers who responded to the call at 1803 Edinburge Square on Indianapolis’ far east side, police said.
Authorities allege that suspect Elliahs Dorsey, 27, opened fire through a closed door, fatally striking Leath. She was rushed to Eskenazi Hospital but succumbed to her injuries and Dorsey has since been charged with her murder and a string of other charges.

Officer Breann ‘Bre’ Leath [seen photo with her  son], comes from law enforcement dynasty as both her parents serve with the Marion County Sheriff’s office. She  is survived by one child and her parents  

The alleged killer Elliahs Dorsey, [photo], reportedly, opened fire through a closed door, fatally striking Leath who later died at Eskenazi Hospital. Dorsey has been charged with her murder

Four rows of patrol cars lined the 2.5-mile track, including her IMPD East District shiftmates, her classmates from the department’s 16th recruiting class and other officers from across the region. Leath had been with the Indianapolis Police Departments for two-and-a-half years.
Around 1,900 people joined a live broadcast of the 11am services as people were asked to stay at home to maintain social distancing rules.
After the service came to a close a firing party gave a 21-gun rifle salute on the track, followed by a bugler’s rendition of Taps and around 35 bagpipers who played Amazing Grace on Pit Row.

The funeral hearse, which was escorted by dozens of police cars, began a final lap around the track around 1:45pm.
Officers, standing outside their rows of cars, dropped white carnations into a trailer pulled by a pickup truck
The hearse carrying Leath’s body stopped in front of her patrol car as police radios called out her final 10-42, a police code indicating the end of a tour of duty, The Indianapolis Star said.
The procession ended at Crown Hill Cemetery where Leath was buried in the Heroes of Public Safety section of the graveyard.

An officer places his carnation on the casket of  officer Breann “Bre” Leath following a grave side service