Touching tribute for Scots police officer who died after raising thousands for charity
dailyrecord.co.ukA Scots police officer who died after raising thousands of pounds for charity is to be honoured at a policing national awards ceremony.
Detective Constable Glen Sives passed away in November 2022 after committing hours of his time to raise money for charities including the Edinburgh Sick Kids Hospital.
His former colleagues said that he will "forever leave a positive impact" on Dalkeith, Midlothian, where he served.His efforts have been shortlisted at this year’s Scottish Police Federation Awards in the Community Commitment category, Edinburgh Live reports.
Those who worked with DC Sives say that the posthumous nomination will be a comfort to his wife Angela and daughter Holly, as well as a fitting commemoration of his service to the force.DC Sives held a number of roles within Police Scotland and the legacy Lothian and Borders force - including special constable, ICT training staff, police constable and detective constable.Inspector David MacMillan, who made the nomination, said: “I would have loved for Glen to have won this award when he was still alive as this would have been truly fitting and rightful recognition of the significant positive impact Glen had on others.
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