Friends and family comfort each other after the funeral for Jemel Roberson Saturday, Nov. 24, 2018, at House of Hope Church in Chicago. Friends and family attended funeral services for the security guard who was fatally shot by a suburban Chicago police officer outside the bar where he worked. (Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune via AP)

Friends and family are attending a funeral for a security guard who was fatally shot by a suburban Chicago police officer outside the bar where he worked.

Witnesses say Jemel Roberson was fatally shot on Nov. 11 while holding a man at gunpoint who’d been involved in an earlier shooting at the bar in Robbins, just south of Chicago.

Some witnesses say Roberson was wearing a hat emblazoned with the word “Security.” Roberson, who was Black, was shot by a White officer from nearby Midlothian who was responding to the initial shooting.

WGN-TV reports that some mourners attending the Saturday funeral wore shirts reading “Security” and “(hash) JusticeforJemel.” Others wore security uniforms.

Friends say the 26-year-old Roberson was a father and had wanted to become a Chicago police officer.