Jackson PD's Patrol Officer Garry Sherry, Patrol Officer Martin Bourque, Patrol Officer First Class Ryan McDonald and Staff Sgt. Nathan Boothby and were honored by Chief Chris Perley for working straight-out during the first 100 days of the State of Emergency. (JULIE HOYT PHOTO)
Jackson PD's Patrol Officer Garry Sherry, Patrol Officer Martin Bourque, Patrol Officer First Class Ryan McDonald and Staff Sgt. Nathan Boothby and were honored by Chief Chris Perley for working straight-out during the first 100 days of the State of Emergency. (JULIE HOYT PHOTO)
JACKSON — Jackson Police Chief Chris Perley honored members of his department outside the station Tuesday, awarding them with a COVID-19 service bar and distinguished service cross medal for working during the first 100 days of the State of Emergency declared by Gov. Chris Sununu amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Receiving the medals were Staff Sgt. Nate Boothby, Patrol Officer First Class Ryan McDonald, Patrol Officer Martin Bourque, Patrol Officer Garry Sherry and administration assistant Julie Hoyt.
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