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Hundreds at funeral for boy killed in bus bombings

(10 Apr 2006) SHOTLIST +++AUDIO AS INCOMING+++ 1. Various of police vehicles escorting car with the coffin of Daniel Alberto Beltran 2. Mid shot of funeral vehicle carrying the coffin of Daniel Alberto Beltran 3. Mid shot of Beltran''s mother walking into church with white roses in her hands 4. Zoom in mid shot Beltran''s coffin with his father crying while walking behind 5. Mid shot coffin being carried into church with priests at the helm surrounded by mourners 6. Mid travelling shot residents and relatives waving white flags as the coffin is passing 7. Mid shot of coffin in church 8. Mid shot of Beltran''s parents crying at coffin 9. Close up Beltran''s father crying at his son''s coffin 10. Close up Beltran''s mother crying at her son''s coffin 11. Close up Beltran''s friend crying during funeral service 12. Mid shot Beltran''s friends and fellow pupils crying during service 13. Mid shot of relatives surrounding at flower-decorated coffin STORYLINE Relatives, friends and classmates on Sunday attended the funeral for a 12-year-old boy killed when rebel sympathisers bombed two buses in the capital of Colombia. Dozens of residents and mourners waited in the streets of Bogota to pay their last respects to Daniel Alberto Beltran as his coffin was transported under police escort to the church for the funeral service. A marching band played sombre music as funeral procession, fronted by priests and the grieving parents, entered the church. Beltran was killed on Thursday when homemade bombs exploded almost simultaneously on two buses in working-class neighbourhoods. On Saturday, a second child - 10-year-old Bryan Romero - died of burns suffered in the bombings. Police said the attacks, which injured more than 20 people, were likely orchestrated by urban militias sympathetic to Colombia''s oldest rebel group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. President Alvaro Uribe offered a reward of about 45-thousand US dollars for information leading to the arrest of the attackers and police said they were looking for four suspects, all under the age of 25. The FARC had previously launched attacks on Bogota as part of its four-decade effort to overthrow the government. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...