The first police officer at London Bridge after the terror attack was a rugby player who took on all terrorists until he was forced to the ground, it has been reported.
Metropolitan Police Federation chairman Ken Marsh said: “I can confirm that sadly some of our colleagues were among the injured in the attack last night. I join all UK police colleagues in wishing them a swift recovery.
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“We are offering them our full support.”
Sky sources:first police officer on the scene (rugby player) took on all terrorists until he was forced to ground. Serious condition in hosp
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“First and foremost our thoughts are with the families of those who lost loved ones in the horrific events last night and we wish well to those still injured.
“There can be no doubt that the swift response of our colleagues – both armed and unarmed – saved further lives from being lost.
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“There are barely words to describe their bravery – officers who ran towards danger with no thought for their own safety.
“Londoners can rightly be proud of their emergency services today. They are the best of the best and we thank everyone for their praise and kind comments.”