Former Watertown Police Chief Honored for Work After Marathon Bombings

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Charlie Breitrose

Watertown Police Chief Edward Deveau, center, spoke about the lessons learned from the Watertown Shootout with the Boston Marathon Bombing suspects.

Former Watertown Police Chief Edward Deveau received an award for his work after the Boston Marathon Bombings. Here he spoke with the Town Council.

Former Watertown Police Chief Edward Deveau received an award from the Heather Abbott Foundation for his work after the Boston Marathon Bombings in 2013.

Deveau received the Helping Hand award at a banquet on Sunday hosted by the foundation. The award is presented “to somebody who has made a big impact on the foundation.”

The Heather Abbott Foundation helps provide customized prostheses to those who have suffered limb loss through traumatic circumstances, according to its website.

Abbott suffered injuries from the second bomb blast near the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon and had her leg amputated below the knee. She created the foundation to help “pay it forward” to other amputees.

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