The Patriot Guard Riders staged on Lamar Street across from the main entrance to Tiger Stadium. In addition to PGR bikes, approximately fifty law enforcement motor officers from several cities were also staged at the same location. The stadium was lined with Flags by the city. The PGR stood Honors with Flags as the Hood County Swat Team escorted the Family Procession into the designated parking area. The stadium was filled with law enforcement, firefighters, EMT, dignitaries and friends from all over the State of Texas. At the start of the Funeral Service, the PGR and LEO Motor Officers moved to Lamar Street for a series of briefings in preparation for Procession to the Cemetery. A PGR team proceeded to the Cemetery to prepare for the arrival and Service. Flags were positioned around the Interment site. As the riders arrived in the Procession, they dismounted and carried flags to form a perimeter around the crowd attending the Service. It is estimated that there were 500+ attendees for the Interment Service. Sgt. Lance McLean was placed on a caisson pulled by a matched team of four beige horses. The Procession was led by the Austin Texas Police Pipe and Drum Honor Guard. Four Patriot Guard Riders carried Flags and walked in front of and behind the caisson. Upon arrival at the Interment site, the Tarrant County Sheriff's Department Honor Guard led the Family and the Hood County Swat Team carried Sgt. McLean in for the Service. The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Department Honor Guard rendered the rifle salute, played taps and folded the Flag. The Flag was presented by Hood County Sheriff Roger Deeds. At the close of the Service, Flags were furled and riders dismissed.