Relatives of police detective Rodney J. Andrews looked at the New York City Police Memorial wall in Battery Park City Thursday after a ceremony honoring Andrews and Detective James V. Nemorin, who were both killed in the line of duty in 2003. They were working undercover in Staten Island when an operation to buy illegal guns went bad. Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly also attended the ceremony.
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