California family booed on flight getting home officer executed Afghanistan, father says

The father of a killed Northern California officer said his family was booed on the flight to bring his child's body home from Afghanistan, CBS Sacramento station KOVR-TV reports.

Sgt. John Perry was killed on Saturday in Afghanistan by a suicide plane.

His dad, Stewart Perry, grieved the loss of his child at an administration on Thursday.

"Above all, I need individuals to think about the brave thing that my child did," he said.

His child discovered the suicide aircraft before he could achieve his objective, a warriors' 5K Veterans Day run.

"He would have slaughtered perhaps 100, 200, who knows?" Perry said.

Perry said his child's demise comes at once military administration is confronting affront. He said his family was even booed on the flight to bring his child's body home over a deferral.

"To hear the response of the flight being postponed on account of a Gold Star family and the top notch lodge booing, that was truly disquieting, and it made us cry some more," he said.

Perry said his child's passing likewise underscores why the American banner is holy for administration individuals, not only an image for protest."It's not for challenge - it's for the demise of the general population that are sparing us. That is what it's for," he said.

He likewise got out late presidential battle talk, including President-elect Donald Trump's comments about the Khan family.

"One illustration would be Donald Trump talking gravely about a Gold Star family, who I now am, and it truly disturbs me, yet it likewise irritates me that individuals would prefer not to discuss the psychological warfare that murdered my child," he said.

A trooper's demise protecting his nation has left a father guarding his child.

"My child was over yonder to put a stop to this trash, and he passed on," he said.