Met officers save stab victim

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Met officers save stab victim

Three Metropolitan Police officers have been praised for their quick thinking and teamwork after potentially saving a man's life.

Left to right - PC Mirza, PC Zuber and PC Glick

Date - 2nd June 2021
By - Chloe Livadeas

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PC Saul Glick, PC Mubashar Mirza and PC Zoheb Zuber, from the Met’s Roads and Transport Policing Unit, were driving towards Old Street roundabout in Hackney, London when they were alerted to a potential stabbing nearby. As the officers got...

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