Allan McQueen (born 1962 died 5 May 1989) joined the New South Wales Police as a Constable on 27 June 1987. On the morning of 24 April 1989, Constable McQueen, Constable 1st Class Ross Judd and Probationary Constable Jason Donnelly were patrolling the Woolloomooloo area. All were members of the District Anti-Theft Squad. About 11.35 a.m. they saw the offender Porter, apparently attempting to break into a motor vehicle. While Constable Judd parked the Police vehicle, Constables McQueen and Donnelly went to speak to the offender. As he was being detained, the offender produced a concealed weapon and shot Constable McQueen twice in the chest and Constable Donnelly in the abdomen. Both Constables then chased the offender, who continued firing at them, until both collapsed from their wounds. Constable Ross Judd also pursued and fired at the offender before returning to assist his colleagues. He then carried both wounded Constables to the Police car and drove them to the Sydney Hospital. Constable Donnelly was to recover from his wounds, however Constable McQueen had sustained extensive internal injuries and died on 5 May 1989. The offender was later arrested by Queensland Police. At the time of his death the Constable was attached to the Sydney District Anti-Theft Squad. He was posthumously awarded the Commissioner's Medal for Valour.