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Monday, 12 October 2020

Two British Transport Police officers are to be recognised by Her Majesty The Queen as part of her Birthday Honours

Detective Chief Inspector Kate Forsyth has been awarded a Queen’s Police Medal.

She was praised in particular for her personal leadership following the terrorist attack at London Bridge.

She was also commended for her unwavering support to victims of crime which was mirrored by her determination to obtain justice for victims.

Detective Superintendent Gary Richardson, from South London joined BTP in 2011 after 30 years of service with the Metropolitan Police.

He was recognised for his role in leading investigations into over 100 murders during his time with both services.

He’s described as an exceptional police officer, who provides a substantial reassuring presence to victims and has been awarded an OBE.