Charles Wallin, Protective Services Officer, The Johns Hopkins Hospital

A woman found herself wandering the unfamiliar streets of Baltimore City with two young children in the wee hours of a rainy morning. She was searching for the hospital’s emergency room, where her husband had been rushed earlier. After walking several more blocks and more than a half hour later, she was approached by a security vehicle. Behind the wheel was Protective Services officer Charles Wallin, who offered his assistance. He drove the mother and kids to the ER, carried the children inside to the waiting area, and found out where her husband had been admitted. Before the visitor could thank him, Wallin had left to continue his security rounds and focus on the next opportunity for support.