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| Maryland officer receives medal of valor |
| By Ann Coppola, News Intern |
| Published: 01/24/2007 |
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TOWSON, MD Officer Dontae Malone, 21, received the American Correctional Association's Medal of Valor at the ACA winter conference in Tampa, Florida, for saving a colleague's life during an assault at the Maryland House of Correction last March. Officer Malone had been working as a correctional officer at the Jessup maximum-security prison for only three months when he found inmates seriously injuring a CO and intervened to save the officer's life. The Medal of Valor is the ACA's most distinguished honor for bravery awarded for acts of courage in life-and-death situations. |
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