On April 17, 1984, Woman Police Constable Yvonne Fletcher was fatally wounded during a protest against Colonel Gaddafi's regime in London. Born in 1958 and determined to join the police despite physical height requirements, she eventually became a respected officer at Bow Street police station. On the day of her death, she was part of a police operation monitoring an anti-Gaddafi demonstration when gunfire from within the Libyan embassy struck her. Despite being mortally wounded, she showed immense courage and concern for others in the ambulance. She died shortly after arriving at Westminster Hospital. The incident led to the retrieval of her hat by Police Officer Clive Mabry, symbolising the respect and admiration for her sacrifice. Bob Stewart argues that Yvonne Fletcher should be posthumously awarded a George Medal, similar to Keith Palmer who was also honoured posthumously.