Dave Portnoy, Dana White step up with Tunnel to Towers to help fallen NY officer's family

Tunnel to Towers CEO Frank Siller and Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy detail their efforts to support law enforcement as soft-on-crime policies enable more violent crimes and threaten officials’ safety.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy is teaming up with Tunnel to Towers to take care of another fallen law enforcement officer's family, this time with the help from UFC President Dana White. 

"It's sad that [Tunnel to Towers CEO] Frank [Siller] and I are back in the seat again not too long, two or three weeks after we were here before, but the support is great. We don't want to have to keep being here, but it's great to see when that happens. But again, nobody wants to be in these situations," Portnoy said on "Fox & Friends" Thursday, announcing a contribution of $100,000 from White.

Onondaga Sheriff's Deputy Michael Hoosock was shot and killed in an ambush in New York alongside Syracuse Police Officer Michael Jensen. 

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The two law enforcement officials were killed on Monday when a suspect opened fire outside a residence.

Both officers, as well as the suspect, later identified as Christopher Murphy, 33, were transported to Upstate University Hospital for urgent medical care but succumbed to their injuries.

Sheriff's Deputy Michael Hoosock was one of two law enforcement officers killed in a shootout in upstate New York. He also served as the deputy chief of the Moyers Corners Fire Department, pictured here in his uniform. (Moyers Corners Fire Department)

Hoosock leaves behind his wife, Kate, and three young children.

"What we told them is what we tell all these great heroes that died in the line of duty,