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'Keith's legacy will continue': Tasmania Police honour slain officer

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Tasmanian Police Constable Keith Smith has been farewelled in a service in the state's north, more than a week after he was fatally shot while on duty. Hundreds attended the funeral service in Devonport, lining the streets for a procession in tribute to the officer who gave 25 years in service to the public.
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