A bagpipe band played outside on the overcast morning as uniformed officers awaited the arrival of a procession carrying Martinez's body to St. Rita of Cascia Shrine Chapel.

With hundreds of police officers inside and outside of St. Rita of Cascia Catholic Church, loved ones and mourners gathered on Monday to honor the life of Chicago Police Officer Enrique Martinez, who was shot and killed two weeks ago during a traffic stop.

The 26-year-old officer was laid to rest Monday, two weeks after he was killed while conducting a traffic stop in Chatham.

Hundreds of law enforcement officers stood at attention on the north lawn of St. Rita of Cascia church Monday morning, rain sprinkling down on them as pallbearers carried the casket of slain Chicago police Officer Enrique Martínez inside the church.

Adrian Martinez, the brother of Chicago Police Officer Enrique Martinez, speaks at the funeral. (Credit: WFLD Chicago)

The Brotherhood for the Fallen sponsors the charity of silent auction and more as one additional way to show the family that Officer Martinez is never forgotten. Jermont Terry reports.

A retired suburban police chief says restrictions on officers' ability to protect themselves and the public, and rhetoric that vilifies police, contribute to attacks on officers like Chicago Officer Martinez.