HUNDREDS were inside Christ Tabernacle Church on Saturday for funeral services of NYPD officer Rafael Ramos.<br/> <br />But outside the church in surrounding streets ... THOUSANDS upon thousands of uniformed police officers ...<br/> <br />... standing in quiet unity with his grieving widow and teenaged sons.<br/> <br />They came from across the U.S. -- delegations from police forces in St. Louis, New Orleans, Boston, Atlanta and Washington D.C. -- some even from Canada.<br/> <br />... a sea of blue in silent tribute to Ramos and his fallen partner Wenjian Liu.<br/> <br />Both men were gunned down execution style in their patrol car by a man who wanted to avenge the killings of unarmed black men by police.<br/> <br />A police spokesman said Ramos' funeral may be the largest ever in the force's history.<br/> <br />The officer's deaths have become a rallying point for police and their supporters around the country -- beleaguered by months of anti-police protests by demonstrators who say police practices are marked by racis
