1. Medal Of Valor Game

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Seventy-three praised for courage and conduct above and beyond call of dutySACRAMENTO – The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) today honored dozens of employees during its. Seventy-three staff members from institutions, parole and various divisions received awards recognizing high levels of bravery and conduct.“Every day at CDCR, you find many examples of courage and commitment among our employees,” said CDCR Secretary Cate. “Today, we are honoring the bravery and performance that goes well above the call of duty.

I am proud to lead an organization made up of people willing to risk their own personal safety to help someone else.”Seventeen employees received the Medal of Valor this year. Fifty-six other staff members received the Gold Star, the Silver Star, the Bronze Star and other awards.One of the recipients of this year’s Medal of Valor, the department’s highest award, was Fire Captain Scott Long of San Quentin State Prison. He responded in the middle of the night to a call for help from two people in the water near the prison. He descended 75 feet down a steep seawall and found the two people in the water another 25 feet below, one of them at imminent risk of drowning. At great risk to himself, Capt. Long swam to the couple and rescued them.Other Medal of Valor recipients include a parole apprehension team intervening to save the lives of their fellow agents, a High Desert State Prison officer who, despite being attacked himself, saved the life of another inmate, and a team of custody staff at Pelican Bay State Prison who bravely responded to a coordinated attack on officers by several inmates.For the first time, CDCR added an Employee Recognition Program to the Medal of Valor presentations. Directors in each CDCR division recognized employees in their areas for outstanding work that contributed to the mission of CDCR and the State of California.A complete list of 2012 award winners follows.

Medal Of Valor Game

MEDAL OF VALORThe Medal of Valor is CDCR’s highest award, earned by employees distinguishing themselves by conspicuous bravery or heroism above and beyond the normal demands of correctional service. The employee shall display great courage in the face of immediate life-threatening peril and with full knowledge of the risk involved. SILVER STAR MEDALThe Corrections Star (Silver) medal is the department’s third-highest award for acts of bravery under extraordinary or unusual circumstances. The employee shall display courage in the face of potential peril while saving or attempting to save the life of another person or distinguish himself/herself by performing in stressful situations with exceptional tactics or judgment.Correctional Sergeant Ron Crother, Kern Valley State PrisonCorrectional Officer Patrick Briggs, California Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and State Prison, CorcoranCorrectional Sergeant Le’Vance “Tony” Quinn, California State Prison, Sacramento. BRONZE STAR MEDALThe Corrections Star (Bronze) is the department’s award for saving a life without placing oneself in peril.