Trump Joins Family of Slain NYPD Detective in Prayer

Queens, New York – Former President Donald Trump joined the grieving family of NYPD detective Jonathan Diller in a poignant moment of prayer following the tragic murder of the officer during a routine traffic stop. Diller was fatally shot by suspect Guy Rivera after a dispute regarding an illegally parked vehicle.

According to reports, President Trump visited Long Island last week after being personally invited by Diller’s family. He extended his condolences to Diller’s widow, Stephanie Diller, and their young son Ryan. During the visit, Trump was introduced to Rev. Michael Duffy, who had previously officiated Stephanie and Jonathan’s wedding.

In a touching gesture, Rev. Duffy invited Trump to pray with the family, to which the former president readily agreed. Trump joined the gathered mourners in reciting the Lord’s Prayer, asking for divine forgiveness and protection. The moment of prayer was described as a beautiful and emotional occasion for all present.

Following the prayer, Trump reportedly kissed baby Ryan on the forehead, eliciting a heartwarming response from the child. Rev. Duffy shared that the interaction between Trump and the young boy helped ease the tension in the room, providing a moment of solace during a difficult time.

In a statement to New York Post, Trump vowed to ensure that Diller’s death would not be in vain. He expressed his disbelief at the impact of the tragedy on young Ryan, who may not fully comprehend the loss of his father. Diller was laid to rest at St. Charles Cemetery in Farmingdale, a somber reminder of the sacrifice made by officers like him in the line of duty.

Meanwhile, suspect Guy Rivera faces charges of first-degree murder of a police officer, attempted murder, and criminal possession of a weapon in connection with the case. District Attorney Melinda Katz emphasized the commitment to seeking justice for Officer Diller, his family, and the entire NYPD community, underscoring the profound impact of his loss on those who serve and protect the city.