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Paul Slaine QPM, RUC GC, PSNI

We were honoured that Paul took part in this year's National Police Memorial Day service. Paul joined the Royal Ulster Constabulary in May 1988. On completion of initial training, he was awarded the Baton of Honour. On 27th March 1992, he was the driver of an armoured police car which was attacked by terrorists. The observer in the vehicle, Constable Colleen McMurray, sadly died in the early hours of 28th March. Paul spent almost eight months in hospital. On 12th April 2000, he was chosen to accept the George Cross from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, on behalf of the Royal Ulster Constabulary. The RUC was awarded the George Cross in recognition of the collective and sustained bravery of the Force, including its families. It then became the Royal Ulster Constabulary George Cross. Paul retired in July 2021. In this short video Paul reflects on why it is important officers who died in service, officers who were injured in service, and their families are never forgotten.