Every officer should have a life-saving tourniquet, says amputee PC

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Date - 28th October 2018
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

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An officer who lost his left leg when he was hit by a car on duty is calling on chiefs to spread awareness of how to use a tourniquet – to help save more lives. PC Tom Dorman is spearheading a campaign to chief constables throughout England...

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