A man shot Cincinnati Police Officer Kathleen S. Conway four times as she sat in her cruiser on Monday, Feb. 2, 1998. Then the assailant pushed Conway into the passenger side, got behind the wheel and started to drive away. That's when the wounded 23-year-old officer pulled her service revolver and shot the man dead.
''I would have to categorize her as America's most recent hero. Officer Conway should've won the hearts of every person in the Greater Cincinnati area.'' - Thomas Streicher, then Lt. Col., now Chief
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	February 3, 1998 Officer shot; suspect dead Audio and transcript of police radio calls February 4, 1998 Colleagues praise officer's quick action Sequence of events A determined, caring officer Gunman 'never talked bad about police' Police attacks less frequent, more deadly February 5, 1998 Cops: Safety top priority February 6, 1998 Officer must have heart of lion Cliff Radel column Officer tells of shouts, shots Website, donations Irrational suspects test cops February 10, 1998 Conway brings out best in us Laura Pulfer column February 19, 1998 Shot officer leaves hospital March 31, 1998 Shots changed officer's outlook April 3, 1999 Report: Conway's actions correct