Officer awarded George Cross for stopping armed gang to attend Queens funeral

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Officer awarded George Cross for stopping armed gang to attend Queen's funeral

Retired Met officer is among 17 recipients of VC and GC who will be taking part.

Officers take up position in the Mall ahead of the procession of the Queen's coffin to Westminster Hall

Date - 15th September 2022
By - Police Oracle

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A former police officer awarded the George Cross after being shot at 15 times has said he is “incredibly moved” to be attending the Queen’s funeral. It is understood 17 recipients of the Victoria Cross and George Cross...

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