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Nine Irish police officers, including two posthumously, earned Ireland’s top bravery honor for life-risking acts like rescues and confrontations.
Nine members of An Garda Síochána received the Scott Medal, Ireland’s highest police honor, for acts of exceptional bravery involving risk to life.
The awards, presented in Dublin by Commissioner Justin Kelly and Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan, included two posthumous honors for officers killed in 1924.
Recipients included officers who rescued a woman from a burning house, confronted armed gang members during a kidnapping, and apprehended a hijacker in a high-risk pursuit.
The Scott Medal, established in 1924, recognizes courage and self-sacrifice in the line of duty.
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Nueve policías irlandeses, incluidos dos a título póstumo, se ganaron el máximo honor de valentía de Irlanda por actos que arriesgan la vida como rescates y enfrentamientos.