Buffalo Officer Shot Six Times Receives Medal of Honor
A Buffalo Police officer, who was shot six times while on duty, received a medal of honor from city leaders.
Buffalo, NY, October 28, 2026 —
A Buffalo Police officer who was shot six times while on duty has received a medal of honor from city leaders, according to the information provided about the recognition.
The account identifies the recipient only as a Buffalo Police officer. It does not provide the officer’s name, the date or location of the shooting, or details about the circumstances of the incident. It also does not specify when the medal was presented, which city leaders took part, or the stated basis for the honor beyond the fact that the officer was shot while on duty.
No further information was provided about the officer’s condition, any investigation, or events following the shooting. The available account also does not include comments from the officer, city leaders or the police department. Those details cannot be confirmed from the information supplied.
The recognition links the medal to an on-duty shooting in which the officer was struck six times. Beyond that central fact, the account offers no additional explanation of the award or the incident. The medal’s formal name is given as a medal of honor, but no further details about its criteria or presentation were included.
Accordingly, the known information is limited to the officer’s affiliation with the Buffalo Police, the number of times the officer was shot while on duty, and the presentation of a medal of honor by city leaders. Further details, including the officer’s identity and the timing of the presentation, were not provided.
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