Because of their quick thinking and training, a situation that could have easily authorized the use of greater force, came to a peaceful end.
Officers Harhay and Carvale arrived on the scene and were able to take the suspect into custody and retrieve the gun without injury to anyone. The suspect chased after the Mail Carrier, pointed the gun, which ended up being a BB gun, directly at him and threatened him. After arguing with relatives at their Reeger Avenue home, the suspect left the residence and observed a US Mail Carrier delivering mail nearby. Harhay and Carvale responded to the 100 block of Reeger Avenue on Septemat about 1:23 pm for an agitated male carrying a gun.
Officer Christopher Harhay and Officer Anthony Carvale were honored next. “I just happened to be at the right place at the right time.” “Anyone I work with would have done the same thing,” Officer Fratz responded. You still went in and saved that person’s life,” Martin continued. When you went into that car, you didn’t know whether the person was white, black, male, female, whatever. “It’s been a tough year for officers around the country. “It really inspired me and I know it did to council as well,” Mayor Jeff Martin said. Without the quick thinking of Fratz, the victim of this crash may not have survived. The driver was then transported to the Trauma Center for his injuries. Himself and John Hodniki, a nearby resident, rescued a man from his burning car after hitting a tree. Fratz was presented with a proclamation after responding to a motor vehicle crash on Septemaround 2:00 am at the intersection of Klockner Road and Kuser Road. The first officer honored was Officer Ryan Fratz. Officers were still mentioned in the virtual Council Meeting. Social distancing and all other guidelines were followed. The room was limited to family guests only, with a maximum of ten individuals at a time. The Ceremony, originally scheduled to be held at a Council Meeting, was held at the HamStat Call Center following new COVID-19 restrictions. HAMILTON TOWNSHIP (MERCER): The Hamilton Township Council, along with Hamilton Mayor Jeff Martin, recognized seven Hamilton Police Officers Tuesday night for their outstanding acts of heroism and bravery this year.
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