Four skateboarders from Calgary are being recognized for their bravery after they intervened to protect a young woman from potential harm during a late-night incident. The young men were honored with a Chief’s Award for Bravery, a prestigious recognition granted by the Calgary Police Service.
The Incident
The incident occurred in April 2015 when four teenagers—Kyle Tenove, Warren Churchill, Clay Stein, and Josh Hunter—noticed a distressed woman being harassed by an aggressive man in downtown Calgary. As the group of friends skated in the area, they spotted the visibly intoxicated woman walking alone, per CBC.
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