Frank Siller, chair and CEO of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, told Newsmax on Thursday that his group received a groundswell of support after announcing plans to pay off the mortgage of a New York City police officer who was recently killed in the line of duty.

Tunnel to Towers, founded by Siller after his son, a New York City firefighter, died during 9/11, recently announced that it would pay off the mortgage on the family home of Jonathan Diller, who was shot and killed during a traffic shot in Queens on Monday.

Siller said on “National Report” that Diller’s death is “so sad because it’s unnecessary. I mean, he just told them to move their car and he gets shot and killed, and now the family is left without their father and their husband.”

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