Police and crime commissioner Jonathan Ash-Edwards revealed the impact on the police service at a meeting of the Hertfordshire Growth Board.
Craig Hill detained the suspect following a violent attack outside the Star, but was affected by an incapacitant sprayed by a police officer.
The incident happened Friday evening at a block of flats in Riverside in the vicinity of restaurant Skew and Wetherspoon pub the Port Jackson.
Just one in 10 people survive an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and an early intervention significantly improves outcomes.
Herts Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Ash-Edwards has awarded the money to the county’s Beacon victim care centre.
The Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley also enjoyed a tour of the force’s newly-opened dog training facility.
Superintendent Natalia Ross said: “Our goal is to ensure victims of sexual offences and rape feel heard, supported and empowered.”
Widow Maureen found the lifeless body of husband Richard Langley in their garden moments after he had been attacked by Kevin Horswill.
Roger Hirst said: “The decision we announced earlier this week has created concern and has resulted in change.”
Jonathan Ash-Edwards said his budget would ensure no reduction of neighbourhood police community support officers.
Emergency services, along with police helicopter, called to Havers estate after reports of concern for the welfare of a man on a roof.
In February, owners of Top-Venting Blank-Firing guns should contact the county’s constabulary to arrange a handover.
Stephen Leith, of Littlebury near Saffron Walden, is charged with two counts of wounding with intent and with having an offensive weapon in public.
The MPs said: “We all know that politics is about choices. The choice you are making - to make all of the PCSOs redundant - is the wrong choice.”