Columbus Police Medal of Valor Columbus Division of Police May 2009 On December 20th, 2008, after sustaining a gunshot wound to the face, Officer Chrysler remained standing, and along with his partner, returned fire, killing the suspect who had just attempted to murder Officer Chrysler during an investigative stop.

Purple Heart Columbus Division of Police May 2009 For sustaining a gun shot wound through Officer Chrysler’s jaw during an investigative stop on December 20th, 2008.

Medal of Honor Fraternal Order of Police Feb 2009 On December 20th, 2008, after sustaining a gunshot wound to the face, Officer Chrysler remained standing, and along with his partner, returned fire, killing the suspect who had just attempted to murder Officer Chrysler during an investigative stop.

Blue Star Columbus Division of Police Dec 2007 Serious Physical Harm suffered when struck head-on by a drunk driver on I-71. The combined speeds of cruiser and suspect vehicle resulted in a 140 MPH impact. Officer Chrysler was physically unharmed in this accident and returned to work the following shift, however, the psychological trauma would linger until the following years critical incident. It was only then that Officer Chrysler was able to understand the effects the accident had on his personal and professional life. This… Show more Serious Physical Harm suffered when struck head-on by a drunk driver on I-71. The combined speeds of cruiser and suspect vehicle resulted in a 140 MPH impact. Officer Chrysler was physically unharmed in this accident and returned to work the following shift, however, the psychological trauma would linger until the following years critical incident. It was only then that Officer Chrysler was able to understand the effects the accident had on his personal and professional life. This experience would help him in his role as Peer Support Officer and Critical Incident Team Member. Show less

Blue Star Columbus Division of Police May 2005 Officer Chrysler suffered reoccurring injuries to his right wrist after multiple arrests and uses of force. Preliminary medical exams were not able to diagnose a tear to his scapholunate tendon. BWC continued to deny advanced exams until a surgical specialist intervened. Officer Chrysler continued to work through these injuries until his surgery was approved and the tendon was reattached.

Certificate of Appreciation Ohio Organized Crime Investigations Commission In recognition of service as Task Force Agent Central Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force 14-2 and service as a Task Force Director Central Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force 14-2 and 15-6Service Dates: March 23, 2013 through July 31, 2016.

Medal of Merit Columbus Division of Police Officer Chrysler responded to an apartment fire at Cleveland Ave. and Morse Rd. Prior to CFD responded, Officer Chrysler and fellow officers began knocking on doors and notifying residents to evacuate their apartments. The fire was on the first floor and spreading. Officer Chrysler and Officer Jude made their way to the third floor where they encountered an apartment with many children's toys visible through the window. With no response at the door, both officers made entry and discovered… Show more Officer Chrysler responded to an apartment fire at Cleveland Ave. and Morse Rd. Prior to CFD responded, Officer Chrysler and fellow officers began knocking on doors and notifying residents to evacuate their apartments. The fire was on the first floor and spreading. Officer Chrysler and Officer Jude made their way to the third floor where they encountered an apartment with many children's toys visible through the window. With no response at the door, both officers made entry and discovered three children asleep in their beds with smoke filling the apartment. The officers carried the children to safety and were awarded the Medal of Merit for their actions. Show less

Physical Fitness Award Columbus Division of Police Lieutenant Chrysler has maintained top physical standards set by the Columbus Division of Police for the entirety of his employment.

Safe Driving Award Columbus Division of Police Lieutenant Chrysler has maintained CPD's standards for safe driving for the duration of his employment. This award pertains specifically to uniformed assignments and requires that employees work without at-fault accidents for specified periods of time.

Special Commendation Columbus Division of Police In recognition of leadership of the Ohio Organized Crime Commission Human Trafficking Task Force during Operation Sundown. This was a multi-jurisdictional operation which took several months to complete. Undocumented Korean and Chinese Nationals were being trafficked by massage parlor owners in Powell Ohio. The operation led to 10-year Federal Prison sentences each for the two parlor owners. The victims were provided aid by the Salvation Army and the United States Government.