The Medal of Valor was last awarded in 2012.Ĭpl. The District Attorney’s most prestigious award, the Law Enforcement Medal of Valor is presented to those select members of law enforcement who bravely placed their lives at risk to protect the citizens of Montgomery County. Jody Kelley (Belmont Hills, Pa.) (not pictured)įor astutely observing a defendant rummaging through a vehicle in their neighborhood, then assisting Lower Merion Township Police in locating the vehicle and the defendants, who had committed an armed carjacking earlier in the evening.įor assisting Upper Dublin Township Police in communicating with a victim’s family in Mexico regarding medical and end-of-life decisions for their loved one who was hit by a SEPTA train. He can be seen in photos posted to Facebook by the Lower Merion Police Department:Īnyone who recognizes the man is asked to contact Detective Jim Black at 61 or Detective Sergeant Michael Keenan at 61.Press Release Civilian Commendations for Exceptional Service:Īmna Zaim (Phoenixville, Pa.) (not pictured)įor helping a 5-year-old boy who was attempting to escape his abuser at a gas station then subsequently providing eyewitness accounts that helped lead to the defendant pleading guilty to Aggravated Assault and Endangering the Welfare of a Child. He did not make a purchase in the store, and left on foot. He was wearing a red baseball cap, light blue shorts, a dark T-shirt and white slides with white socks, according to police. The suspect is described as a white male in his 20s with a dark beard and glasses. MORE: Canoes, fishing gear used by youth programs vandalized at FDR Park, friends group says
The incident occurred on the afternoon of Friday, July 21, when a male customer was observed at the Ardmore, Montgomery County, grocery store taking "upskirt" pictures of unsuspecting women with his cell phone, according to information posted to Facebook on Friday. Lower Merion police are searching for a man who took inappropriate photos of female customers at Trader Joe's in Suburban Square.
"The Lower Merion Police Department thanks the public for their assistance and continued vigilance," the department wrote in the post. UPDATE: The suspect has been identified and will be charged accordingly, Lower Merion police announced on Facebook Monday morning.
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