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Edward Hospital recognizes its Law Enforcement Officer of the Year

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Above / Naperville Police Officer Dylan Krueger (center) was recognized as Edward Hospital’s Law Enforcement Officer of the Year in a ceremony on Sept. 18 at Edward Hospital. With Krueger are Bill Kottman, President & CEO of Edward Hospital, and Captain Dave Hoffman, Manager, Public Safety, Edward Hospital. (Photo courtesy Edward Hospital)

Officer Dylan Krueger of the Naperville Police Department has been named the 2018 Edward Hospital Law Enforcement Officer of the Year. Officer Krueger was honored in a ceremony at Edward Hospital’s monthly Management Team meeting on Sept. 18.

In early June 2018, Officer Krueger was dispatched to Edward Hospital for a report of a person threatening to jump from the parking deck. During an hour-long conversation, Officer Krueger was able to talk the person off the ledge of the parking deck’s top level. Later, Officer Krueger took advantage of an opportunity to get within a few feet of the person and was able to safely bring him to the floor.

Officer of the Year Award

The Officer of the Year Award is part of Edward-Elmhurst Health’s Law Enforcement Recognition Program, which is a program to show support for the system’s partners in law enforcement throughout the region, including police and sheriff’s departments in Naperville, Plainfield, St. Charles, and DuPage and Will Counties.

Story and photo submitted by Keith Hartenberger, Public Information Officer, Edward-Elmhurst Health, located at 801 S. Washington Street.

 

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