A medic in the Vietnam war, Vincent Bayonne settled in Central City because he couldn’t go home. He’d seen too much death, barbarity, and destruction to believe in the things that led him to war. In Central City, Bayonne found a calling. He donned a new uniform and sought to protect and serve. Law and …
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