 Appalachian Wireless now has new forward pay pricing, where you can pay up front and get the data and features you desire. Five gigabytes of data, just $39.99. Unlimited, just $79.99. Better service, bigger savings. That's today's Appalachian Wireless. Since Tuesday night, nothing has been able to bring much relief to the Pikeville Police Department. But today's arrest of the man accused of killing Officer Scotty Hamilton did bring them some closure. For the first 36 hours following Officer Scotty Hamilton's murder, the primary focus was catching the man responsible. But after Thursday morning's capture of John Russell Hall, the reality of the situation began to sink in, as well as the realization of how a community has been brought together. Our community, our residents, are unbelievable. We have the finest people in this area that I've ever encountered. Show of support yesterday when he was brought back into town from the Florida County line. Bumper to bumper cars and people standing out in the snow. It was just unreal. Inside the Pikeville Police Department business is continuing, but there is an overwhelming feeling of sadness. I worked here for 18 years. This is the hardest days I've ever came to work. I don't think I could work at anything. It's been more difficult than this. Pikeville Police Chief Chris Edmund says he knows nothing will ever bring Officer Scotty Hamilton back, but the news of the capture of the man accused of killing him did bring everyone a little relief. I only bit of happiness I've had since I got that call at 11 o'clock. The other night is just a few minutes ago when I heard that I had him in custody. That's the only bit of happiness I've had. And not only did I lose a brother, I lost a colleague and a great friend, and it's just such a relief to know that justice has now been served. Officer Hamilton's cruiser sits in front of the police station and has become a place that members of the community can go to pay their respects and leave tokens of appreciation for his ultimate sacrifice. That's our fallen brother and we want to make sure that we never forget that. He's always there with us and everything we do, it's a changing point for us forever here. Officer Scotty Hamilton's cruiser will remain in front of the Pikeville Police Department for the next several days through his funeral service Sunday afternoon. In Pikeville, I'm Shannon Deskins, EKB News.