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ROLL OF HONOUR 2023 - REMEMBERING OFFICERS WHO DIED ON DUTY IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS
PSCO Daniel William Gower 23/11/2022
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Police
Found deceased on duty early in his shift after suffering a medical episode while on patrol.
Unable to contact him on the radio his colleagues set out to locate him and having done so began CPR which, sadly, proved unsuccessful.
Police Sergeant Steven Creal 21/12/2022 Sussex Police
Died unexpectedly following a medical incident while on duty, working at home.
Police Constable Richard James Joseph Kemp 27/12/2022
Lancashire Constabulary
Died in the Royal Preston Hospital from a heart-related condition on duty.
Police Sergeant Bruce Lister 30/01/2023
Hertfordshire Constabulary
Suffered a fatal medical episode on duty within the police station. Found at his desk deceased.
Police Constable Neil Pattinson 27/02/2023 Northumbria Police
Having finished duty, he died unexpectedly whilst driving home.
Police Constable Andy Boardman 11/04/2023
West Mercia Police
Whilst on duty at an incident he collapsed and died despite efforts of paramedics already in attendance.
Police Inspector Gareth Earp 29/06/2023
Dyfed-Powys Police
Died following a collision as he travelled home from work on the A470 near Rhayader.
Police Sergeant Graham Saville 29/08/2023
Nottinghamshire Police
Died from injuries after being hit by a train while trying to save a distressed man from the train
tracks on 24 August. On Tuesday 29 August 2023 Sgt Saville passed away surrounded by his family within the hospital.
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honour was read and the last post played, petals fell from the rafters in remembrance. The ceremony concluded with blessings from the Church of Wales.
WAYS TO SUPPORT NATIONAL POLICE MEMORIAL DAY Many are unaware that National Police Memorial Day is a charity that relies on donations and fundraising activities. National Police Memorial Day was established to:
• Remember police officers who have been killed or died on duty.
• Demonstrate to relatives, friends, and colleagues of
fallen officers that their
• Recognise annually the dedication to duty and
sacrifice is not forgotten. courage displayed by officers.
There are several ways you can donate to support the charity. JustGiving – donate any amount by visiting
www.justgiving.com/ nationalpolicememorialday
QR code – donate any amount by scanning the QR code on this page
“Once the roll of honour was read and the last post played, petals fell from the rafters in remembrance.”
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