Medal of Honor for Law Enforcement winner, nominees announced | News

The Alabama Legislature honored a total of 19 law enforcement
officers from around the state at the 2012 Medal of Honor Ceremony held Thursday morning. More than half of the officers nominated for the award are from the Birmingham Police Department.

A joint session of the Alabama Legislature was held at 11 a.m. April
12 to honor the recipient of the award and the nominees.

The 2012 Medal of Honor for Law Enforcement award was given to
Officer Timothy Lindsey, II, with the Department of Conservation and Natural
Resources Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division, Law Enforcement Section.

The following nominees for the award were recognized with a joint
resolution:

Officer Mickey Brantley, Huntsville Police Department

Corporal R.E. Tucker and "Bodi," Montgomery Police
Department

Officer George William Taylor, Cottonwood Police Department

Officer Brian Nalley, Birmingham Police Department

Officer Tommy Tyler, Birmingham Police Department

Officer Deangelo Hall, Birmingham Police Department

Officer Frank Alexander, Birmingham Police Department

Sergeant Kenneth Smith, Jr., Birmingham Police Department

Lieutenant Beverly Peterson, Birmingham Police Department

Officer Donald Reese, Birmingham Police Department

Officer Katherine Snider, Birmingham Police Department

Officer Willie Willis, Birmingham Police Department

Officer Charles Wilson, Birmingham Police Department

Sergeant Cassidy Lambert, Arab Police Department

Corporal Brian P. Faulkner, Alabama Bureau of Investigations

Chief Johnny Grant, Etowah County Sheriff's Department

Reserve Deputy Michael Bishop, Etowah County Sheriff's Department

Investigator Josh Morgan, Etowah County Sheriff's Department