Jessie, the five-year-old daughter of Greater Manchester Police constable Fiona Bone's partner Clare Curran, watches as the coffin of Fiona Bone is taken into Manchester Cathedral for her funeral service on Oct. 4, in Manchester, England.

The coffin of police Constable Fiona Bone leaves Manchester Cathedral after her funeral service on Oct. 4, in Manchester, England.

A portrait of Greater Manchester Police constable Fiona Bone is carried into Manchester Cathedral for her funeral service.

Police officers listen to the funeral service for Greater Manchester Police Officer Fiona Bone outside Manchester Cathedral on Oct. 4, in Manchester, England.

The coffin of police Constable Nicola Hughes is carried into Manchester Cathedral after processing along the city's Deansgate lined with police officers and members of the public on Oct. 3 in Manchester, England. Police Constables Nicola Hughes, 23, and her police colleague Fiona Bone, 32, were killed as they responded to what they thought was a routine burglary call in Mottram, Greater Manchester and were murdered in a gun and grenade attack. The funeral of Fiona Bone also takes place at the cathedral tomorrow. A local man, Dale Cregan, 29, appeared before Manchester Magistrates last week accused of four murders, including those of PC Nicola Hughes and PC Fiona Bone on Sept. 18.

A picture of PC Nicola Hughes stands beside her coffin at Manchester Cathedral during her funeral service on Oct. 3. Thousands of police officers from across Britain gathered in a silent tribute to a policewoman killed in a gun and grenade attack.

A police officer cries as the coffin of Police Constable Nicola Hughes is carried into Manchester Cathedral for her funeral service in Oct. 3.

A police woman holds flowers as she lines the route for the funeral cortege of police Constable Nicola Hughes at Manchester Cathedral on Oct. 3.

Crowds line the streets to watch the coffin of Nicola Hughes as it is driven to Manchester Cathedral for her funeral service on Oct. 3

British police personnel attend the funeral of murdered police colleague Nicola Hughes at Manchester Cathedral on Oct. 3.

Children play as police officers line the streets ahead of the funeral of police Constable Nicola Hughes at Manchester Cathedral on Oct. 3.

Police officers and members of the public walk to the scene where PC Nicola Hughes and PC Fiona Bone were murdered one week ago, in Mottram on Sept. 25, 2012 in Manchester, England.

A female police officer takes part in a minute of silence, during a memorial vigil at the scene where PC Nicola Hughes and PC Fiona Bone were murdered one week ago, in pouring rain on Sept. 25 in Manchester, England.

A police officer carries a lit candle and flowers during a memorial vigil at the scene where PC Nicola Hughes and PC Fiona Bone were murdered one week ago, in Mottram on Sept. 25, 2012 in Manchester, England.

Members of the public bring floral tributes in memory of WPC's Nicola Hughes and Fiona Bone in Hattersley on Sept. 19 in Manchester, England. A local man Dale Cregan, 29, has been arrested in connection with the shooting of Hughes and Bone, who were killed as they responded to a routine incident at Abbey Gardens in Hattersley.

Women embrace before laying floral tributes close to where police constables Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes were killed in Hattersley near Manchester, northern England, Sept. 19. One of Britain's most wanted fugitives killed two unarmed policewomen in a gun and grenade ambush, police said. The killings are likely to reignite a long-running debate over whether British officers should carry guns.

Flowers carrying a message for Fiona Bone were left at the Greater Manchester Police headquarters in Manchester, northwest England.

Police forensic officers use a ladder to examine an area close to the scene where two female police officers were killed answering a routine call to the Hattersley estate in Mottram, Tameside, Greater Manchester, northwestern England on Sept. 19. Police combed the scene where two unarmed female police officers were killed in a rare grenade and gun attack for a second day, in an incident that has reopened the debate on arming the British police.

Dave Kopacz, a Ron Paul supporter, rides his horse down Elm street in downtown Manchester on Saturday afternoon.

Daniel Burns, Carlo Santelli, Dennis Fisher, Crystal Green and Briana Thomas yell their support to their fellow Ron Paul supporters accross the street in downtown Manchester on Saturday afternoon.

An Occupy protester attaches an announcement to their elephant-shaped notice board in Veteran's Memorial Park on Saturday, Jan. 7 in downtown Manchester a few hours before the Republican presidential candidates debate.

A group of students leaves the Newt Gingrich's campaign headquarters in downtown Manchester, N.H. on Saturday Jan. 7 after taking a brief tour.

People walk their dogs in the snow at Lyme Park near Manchester, northern England on Dec. 16.

Houses are seen covered snow after heavy snowfall in Stanley, northeastern England, Friday, Dec. 16, 2011. People across Britain are coping with falling temperatures and heavy snow.