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Two firearms officers fought to save helicopter crash victim
Two Thames Valley officers, who assisted in the aftermath of a helicopter crash in Buckinghamshire, have won Police Federation Bravery Awards for their efforts to save the life of one of the passengers.
PC Nick Kluger (Left) and PC Tyrone Powell (Right)
By - Chloe Livadeas
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