Honolulu Deputy Sheriffs, family and friends, walk towards the water to watch the scattering of ashes out at sea on Sunday, Feb. 18, 2007. Photos by Joaquin Siopack | The Honolulu Advertiser   A three-volley salute is performed during a ceremony beside Kewalo Basin Harbor before the scattering of ashes out at sea for Deputy Sheriff Daniel M. Browne-Sanchez.

Daniel Browne-Sanchez, 27, was shot and killed during a holdup at Osake Sushi Bar and Lounge on Feb. 10.

Services began at Borthwick Mortuary and continued with a pass in review in front of the State Capitol.

Sections of Beretania Street to Maunakea Street were closed for the procession. A 3 p.m. burial service was scheduled at Kewalo Basin near where Browne-Sanchez's ashes were to be strewn in the ocean.

The brief ceremony included a roll call and a 21-gun salute. Flags were to be presented to the family, and a Drug Enforcement Administration helicopter was to release flowers over the ocean while the remains were scattered into the sea.

"Dan was a regular guy," said sheriff's deputy Johnnie Kukahiko. "He's a hero. "