The camera on the video body was found after the death of two Chicago police officers, Conrad Gary, Eduardo Marmolejo, by train

CHICAGO (WLS) –

The Chicago Police Department is mourning on Tuesday after two police officers were fatally hit by a train while they were chasing a suspect on the south side on Monday.

Shortly after 18 hours. On Monday, police responded to the call for shots fired in the Rosemoore neighborhood. According to the police, one of the camera videos on the body that they might never release shows police officers coming out of their patrol car, climbing a hill on the Metra tracks at the 103rd and Cottage Grove Avenue and talk about where the culprit could have gone.

From a distance, officers can see a train coming north and making noise. Police said that it may be masking the sound of another high-speed train filled with commuters standing right behind them, then the camera fades to black.

VIDEO: Procession at the Medical Examiner's Office for Fallen Police (1965)

Police identified the police officers who had been killed: Conrad Gary, 31, and 36 years old. old Eduardo Marmolejo. Gary is married and father of a baby. He has been a member of the force for only 18 months and is a graduate of Oak Lawn Community High Schools. Marmolejo is married and has three young children. It has been two and a half years since I was in the army.

"Shock, I mean, here we are again, it shows how dangerous this job can be.I Often, the most dangerous thing a police officer can do is to take the weapon out of it. "An armed individual, that's what they did, regardless of their own safety," said Chicago Police Department Superintendent Eddie Johnson

early Tuesday morning. two ambulances carried the corps of the officers of the scene. With all the honors of the police, the 15-mile procession passed through the 5th police district where they were stationed, then entered the forensic pathologist's office where the officers were hailed as a sign of respect.

VIDEO: The bodies of deceased CPD officers arrive at the Cook Company, Office of the Medical Examiner

"We lost two young men, the two fathers, to young families," said Mayor Rahm Emanuel. "This holiday will never be the same for these two families.Although our hearts are with us, we have lost people who have responded to the call to try to make Chicago a better place."

Johnson stated that 2018 had been an "extremely difficult year". for the Chicago Police Service regarding the number of officers killed in the performance of their duties, as well as a slight increase in the number of officer suicides. He noted that the year had been particularly difficult for the 5th district.

"Pray for the families of these two young heroic men, pray for the 5th district that, even tonight, will stop at nothing to protect the community," he said.

In a tweet, Governor Bruce Rauner said, "We are deeply saddened to learn of the tragic deaths of Constables Conrad Gary and Eduardo Marmolejo, our thoughts and prayers are with their families and their families. whole Department @Chicago_Police. "

It was a particularly tragic year for the 5th anniversary Chicago Police District. District officers told ABC7 that counselors would be on hand to help officers and staff grieve.

In addition to losing these two officers, the 5th district lost at least two to commit suicide.

The 5th District Mourns the Deceased Officers

Major Paul Bauer and Officer Samuel Jimenez are both members of the department who lost their lives in the line of duty.

On Tuesday, two crosses were placed in front of the department, offering both comfort and sad reminder. the officers who will not walk through these doors anymore. Police hanged a memorial banner at the entrance to Chicago Police Headquarters in 35th and Michigan.

Police said that a suspect had been arrested and that a gun had been found at the scene. The police think that he was perhaps shooting with a gun, but he never fired on the policemen.

Meanwhile, the South Shore line experienced delays during morning rush hours on Tuesday.

Passengers were held on the train for about two and a half hours on Monday night before being put on the bus.