An examination of the steel vest worn by D. S. Í. Moir revealed that two bullets had penetrated it at vital spots. The wounded officers were despatched to Hospital whereupon D. S. Jones, P. S. Schaie and C.D.C.
157 resumed the! search of the furniture store on the first floor where, by the light of their torches, they encountered two furthé® robbers whom they instantly shot dead.
Undoubtedly all the officers concerned "did outstanding work and displayed exceptional bravery and initiative, but the courage displayed by C.D.C. 157 was astounding in that -|he entered the building on three Occasions well knowing thai it contained desperate armed men in large numbers. In the case of D. S. I. Moir the Board took into consideration his long and excellent record in the handling of dangerous cases and with regard to the other recommendations the work done was definitely "of the highest order.
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