Roger Godll attended the funeral of the New York Dedarol police officer, Islam

American Football Association Commissioner Roger Godel is not in the Hall of Famous. Instead, he still returns to New York three days after the killing of four people, while targeting the offices of the US Football Association.

Jodel Mike Teriko told a pre -game interview on NBC that he had a funeral on Thursday for the New York police officer Dedarol Islam, one of the victims of the shooting.

Islam is the father of two children with a third child on the way, and his gathering is Jodel with him. He says that Islam “gave his life to protect others.”

“A huge loss,” said Godel. “The officer’s family, his young children, sees something that happens in the working line for police officers, but this does not make it easy … The investigator has made the first row today. It is an honor and promotion worthy of his courage.

“He is a person we see outside the building when we come every day every day. He hits the house – the loss, the unnecessary loss and the unnecessary and the interpretation … So it was a difficult emotional and emotional back and also a war service for him.”

Godll, who was emotional during the interview with Tiriko, said that he spent an hour Wednesday in the hospital bed for an employee of the American Football Association, who was injured in the massacre.

“He is stable and improves,” said Godel. “He is a great young man, so we are optimistic about his recovery, and I think this is good news for all of us in the American Football Association. It is clear that our hearts still support his family.”

The American Football Association held a moment of silent thinking of the four shooting victims, including Islam.

The shooter, who died in suicide, was a note in his pocket claiming that he suffered from CTE, a brain injury associated with the trauma of the head. He carried a complaint against the American Football Association, although he did not play football outside the high school.