Trevor Lock, who passed away at the age of 85, was a pivotal figure during the Iranian embassy siege in London in April 1980. He was part of a diplomatic protection team that was taken hostage by six gunmen demanding political prisoner releases. Throughout the six-day standoff, Lock facilitated communication by relaying messages between the hostages and police negotiators. His courageous actions during the SAS raid, including tackling a gunman leader, led to his receipt of the George Medal, recognizing his outstanding bravery in a perilous situation.
Trevor Lock, the policeman taken hostage during the 1980 Iranian embassy siege, died at 85, remembered for his bravery during the rescue operation.
Lock played a crucial role in the negotiations and the subsequent SAS raid, showcasing immense bravery that earned him the George Medal.
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