COMMUNITY HOW SHE CAME TOGETHER. >> HAND-IN-HAND, A WAVE OF BLACK AND BLUE FILLING THE SACRAMENTO STATE CAMPUS. OFFICER TARRA O'SULLIVAN'S MEMORY. TONIGHT LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES FROM ALL AROUND UNITED BY THE BLACK RIBBON OVER THEIR BADGES. A CIRCUMSTANCE OF SUPPORT AROUND O'SULLIVAN'S FAMILY. SACRAMENTO'S POLICE CHIEF MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS, OFFICERS, DEPUTIES, STUDENTS, AND FRIENDS WHO SAY THEY ARE MORE LIKE FRIENDLY. >> SHE HAD A BIG HEART. EVEN WHEN TIMES WERE DOWN, WHEN THE WHOLE WORLD WAS COMING DOWN SHE KEPT A POSITIVE ATTITUDE AND HEALTH EVERYBODY AROUND HER. >> SHE WAS ONE OF THE FIRST WOMEN TO GRADUATE FROM THE LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM THAT PROFESSOR SHELBY MOFFITT FOUNDED. >> SHE ALWAYS WANTED TO HELP OTHERS. I'LL USE HOPEFULLY WHAT SHE WAS IN THE PROGRAM AS A LEGACY TO THE NEXT GROUP COMING IN, IN THE FALL AS WELL. >> AS FRIENDS AND FAMILY LIGHT CANDLES IN HER MEMORY THEY SAY HER LIGHT WILL NEVER BE EXTINGUISHED. >> WE NEED POLICE LIKE HER. WE NEED PEOPLE WITH BIG HEARTS. WE NEED PEOPLE WHO CARE. >> TO MAKE SURE HER MEMORY STAYS ALIVE THE SACRAMENTO STATE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT SAYS THEY ARE ESTABLISHING A TARA O'SULL