Officer Chuck Law risked his own life to save others. During the deadly shooting in Greenland, N.H. that killed Chief Michael Maloney officer law went into the line of fire was shot at and saved two other officers. Law has said he used his military and swat training to rescue the officers. Five Stratham officers responded to the Greenland shooting with Law driving into the hostile area and eventually bringing injured officers to an ambulance nearby.
For that amazing effort and courage officer law will receive the highest honor at a ceremony.
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