Officers bravely battle against icy waters to rescue vulnerable

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Officers bravely battle against icy waters to rescue vulnerable

They may not have survived if it weren't for their quick-thinking actions.

GMP PC Mohammed Nadeem and Suffolk PC Stephen Vaughan

Date - 9th July 2018
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle

A trainee officer plunged into a fast flowing river to rescue a vulnerable man heading towards a dangerous dam. Officers were called to a bridge over the River Irwell on February 17 following reports of concerns for the welfare of a distressed...

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