A funeral and procession are scheduled to take place for Montgomery County Deputy Erika Serrato. The event will bring together family, friends, and fellow law enforcement officers, as well as community members. Deputy Serrato was killed on June 28 while directing traffic on Interstate 45.
The circumstances of her death are related to a crash scene. Further details about the procession and funeral can be found through KPRC 2 Click2Houston.
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