Officer left paralysed in terrorist attack to be given home makeover

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Officer left paralysed in terrorist attack to be given home makeover

The PC is unable to go home as it does not accommodate his needs.

PC Kris Aves suffered a devastating spinal cord injury.

Date - 18th September 2017
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle

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An officer left paralysed after the Westminster Bridge attack is hoping to be able to finally leave hospital and return to his family. PC Kris Aves suffered a devastating spinal cord injury when terrorist Khalid Masood hit him with his car in...

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