Cst. Zack Cullins recognized for his quick response, saving the life of his partner Sgt. Whalen Brown
The Canadian Police Association recently recognized the life-saving actions of a Woodstock Police Force officer.
In a media release, Woodstock interim Police Chief Mark Bennett outlined the actions of Cst. Zack Cullins to save the life of his supervisor, Sgt. Whalen Brown.
The release explained that on March 18, 2024, while attending a call for service, Cullins noticed Brown showing signs of distress.
“Realizing his supervisor was experiencing a severe medical emergency, he immediately initiated life-saving measures, including CPR, and coordinated with dispatch for further assistance,” Bennett explained in the release. “Cst. Cullins’ quick thinking and immediate response were crucial in stabilizing his Sergeant, allowing paramedics to take over upon their arrival. His swift intervention undoubtedly played a significant role in saving his supervisor’s life.”
In recognition of his actions, Cst. Cullins was recently honoured with the Award of Excellence by the Canadian Police Association. This prestigious award is presented annually to officers whose actions exemplify dedication to service, determination, and the highest standards of their profession.
On behalf of the force, Bennett congratulated Cullins for his commitment to protecting the community and his fellow officers.
