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Box Elder County sheriff's deputy Mike Allred mourned the two fallen officers after an ambush attack in Tremonton on Sunday.

Allred and his K-9, Azula, were shot and injured during the incident; both are recovering.

The sheriff's deputy urges continued community support and unity.

BRIGHAM CITY — Box Elder County sheriff's deputy Mike Allred said he is doing well with his recovery, but his heart breaks for the loss of his two law enforcement brothers.

"We are all hurting. Right now I'm broken, pissed, sad and confused," Allred posted on his Facebook page.

He and his police K-9, Azula, a 3-year-old female Belgian Malinois, were injured in the ambush attack on Sunday night in Tremonton that claimed the lives of Tremonton-Garland Police S

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