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The Bronze Medallion is the highest award conferred upon civilians by New York City. The medal is presented by the Mayor to those individuals who have demonstrated, "exceptional citizenship and outstanding achievement". The recipients come from a wide range of backgrounds, including ordinary citizens, foreign dignitaries, athletes ...
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On January 2, 2007, Autrey was waiting for a train at the 137th Street–City College station in Manhattan with his two young daughters. At around 12:45 p.m., he and two women noticed a young man, Cameron Hollopeter, having a seizure. Autrey borrowed a pen and used it to keep Hollopeter's jaw open. Following the seizure, Hollopeter stumbled from the ...
Autrey told The New York Times "I don't feel like I did something spectacular; I just saw someone who needed help. I did what I felt was right."Wesley is a member of the LIUNAunion, Local 79, and credits his training with helping him make the split-second decision: "Since I do construction work with Local 79, we work in confined spaces a lot. So I ...
In late March 2007, Autrey sued a lawyer and his Hollywood agent, alleging they tricked him into signing a "one-sided" contract. The lawyer, Diane Kleiman, claimed that Autrey signed the contract willingly and was trying to get out of the contract because he wanted to work with someone else. According to the Associated Press, the contract between A...
An episode of the television show 30 Rock entitled "Subway Hero" features Dennis Duffy, a recurring character, as a citywide hero after emulating the actions of Wesley Autrey.The January 2011 premiere of House MD, shows a man named Jack Nash who heroically saves a woman stuck in the throes of a seizure on the subway tracks. Nash, deemed by the press "The Subway Hero," c...Autrey was a contestant on the show Deal or No Deal.16 dic 2019 · The Bronze Medallion is the City’s highest civic award, and is presented by the Mayor to those who have demonstrated exceptional citizenship and outstanding achievement. The honorees are: Luis Alvarez (posthumous): Former New York City Police Detective and 9/11 first-responder.
The Bronze Medallion is the highest award conferred upon civilians by New York City. The medal is presented by the Mayor to those individuals who have demonstrated, "exceptional citizenship and outstanding achievement". The recipients come from a wide range of backgrounds, including ordinary citizens, foreign dignitaries, athletes, and film stars.
The RLSS Bronze Medallion is a personal performance award for the safety of self and others. This award is normally taken by members of the community, youth groups, and school students during secondary and post-secondary studies.
Bronze Medallion is a prerequisite for assistant lifeguard training in Bronze Cross. Prerequisite: Minimum 13 years of age or Bronze Star certification (need not be current). Bronze Medallion Exam Policy: Defines the minimum conditions under which Bronze level examinations may occur.
