• In this undated frame from video provided by John Fetterman for Lieutenant Governor shows Antwon Rose in a campaign announcement. Funeral services are being held Monday, June 25, 2018, for Rose, who was shot and killed by police when he fled a traffic stop in Pennsylvania on Tuesday. (John Fetterman for Lieutenant Governor via AP) Photo: AP / John Fetterman for Lieutenant Governor
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In this undated frame from video provided by John Fetterman for Lieutenant Governor shows Antwon Rose in a campaign announcement. Funeral services are being held Monday, June 25, 2018, for Rose, who was shot and killed by police when he fled a traffic stop in Pennsylvania on Tuesday. (John Fetterman for Lieutenant Governor via AP) less
In this undated frame from video provided by John Fetterman for Lieutenant Governor shows Antwon Rose in a campaign announcement. Funeral services are being held Monday, June 25, 2018, for Rose, who was shot ... more
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Latest on the funeral for an unarmed black teen fatally shot by a police officer in Pennsylvania as he fled a traffic stop (all times local):

11:55 a.m.

Some of the cars in the funeral procession for a black teen killed as he fled a traffic stop in Pennsylvania carried signs reading "Justice for Antwon" or "#SayHisName."

It was the only outward sign of protest Monday as a funeral was held for 17-year-old Antwon Rose at a school in the district he attended near Pittsburgh.

Street demonstrations have been held daily since the Tuesday shooting but protesters said they would hold off Monday.

Antwon was killed by a white police officer in East Pittsburgh seconds after he bolted from a car stopped as part of a shooting investigation.

His mother told ABC News the officer "murdered my son in cold blood."

The officer has declined comment, and his attorney didn't return a call Monday seeking his comment.

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10 a.m.

Funeral services are being held for a black teenager shot and killed by a white police officer when he fled a traffic stop in Pennsylvania last week.

Hundreds of mourners are expected to attend the Monday service for Antwon Rose Jr. at the Woodland Hills Intermediate School in Swissvale.

The 17-year-old was killed Tuesday after police in East Pittsburgh stopped a car officials say matched a vehicle wanted in a shooting in a nearby town. The shooting remains under investigation. No charges have been filed.

The case is among several across the country in recent years that have ignited a national debate over race and policing.

Antwon's shooting has sparked numerous street protests, though no protests are scheduled Monday out of respect for the family. They're expected to resume Tuesday.