Arizona shooting victims had been repeatedly threatened the judge off the burial

 Tucson, Arizona shooting victims, federal judge John Rolle's funeral 14 in Tucson Catholic church of St Elizabeth Washington held Anxi.

Including Arizona Senator John McCain, including several politicians attended the funeral. Joint funeral of a number of departments to strengthen security.

Strengthen security

Feb. 8, Federal House of Representatives Gabrielle Giffords in Tucson to meet with the voters by a gunman opened fire during the attack, Roll of 6 people were killed, Giffords, 14 people were injured. Roll the day before the funeral, the youngest victims of the shooting Tina Rees - Tyler Green's funeral was held in the same church.

U.S. marshals Bureau, the Tucson Police Department and the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau and other departments of about 100 law enforcement personnel to assist the funeral of security. Side of the road you can see the police patrol car and uniformed police.

Funeral held at 10 am local time. Former governor of Arizona, Jan Brewer, Arizona Senator John McCain and Jon Kyle, former Vice President Dan Quayle, who attended.

Around 9 am, heading for vehicles waiting in the church than 1 km long team. Hearse into the church parking lot, security personnel carefully review the admission of those identity documents.

Tucson City Court closed the day 5 hours to Rolle's colleagues, court staff and lawyers to attend the funeral.

Packed 1,700 seat church, some people were advised to leave. The Associated Press that the four near a bus carrying the judges near the church, but many passengers did not enter.

Rolle's remains will be buried in a cemetery near the church.

Michael Massey, 48, in Carroll from 1994 to 1996 served as district court judge in Tucson to work for him during the period.

Marcy said: referee as impartial. Wen Silawage lawyer, said: will not change position.

58-year-old Tucson resident Mary Cole as the funeral volunteers. She carries flowers, wearing a white dress, told the Associated Press: Repeated threats

Rolle, 63, was born in Pennsylvania, Bachelor of Laws degree by the University of Arizona University of Virginia and a master's degree.

Roll in 1991 when he received President George H · W · Bush appointed as a federal judge in 2006, he was appointed District Court judge in Arizona.

In 2009, Roll with the immigration proceedings for the case brought to the public air waves. 16 prosecution of illegal immigrants, Roger Barnett, U.S. border officials, said the latter was kicked and threatened. Barnett countered that illegal immigrants have no legal status in the United States has no right to sue. Select Roll on file, finally got $ 73,000 immigrants compensation.

Roll of the above approach can be described as rare in Arizona. The state border with Mexico against illegal immigrants is a big problem.

Roll the above cases received several death threats during the trial under tight police protection.

He said in an interview in 2009: