Officers Run To Remember 2017 terror victims and colleagues welfare

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Officers 'Run To Remember' 2017 terror victims and colleague's welfare

Three Met officers have run 18 miles around London to remember all those affected by recent terrorist attacks and tragedies in the capital and the welfare of those who responded.

PC Darren Sanders, PC Mick Gibson and Sgt Darren Laurie

Date - 4th June 2021
By - Chloe Livadeas

PC Darren Sanders, PC Mick Gibson and Sgt Darren Laurie took part in the The Run To Remember on the fourth anniversary of the London Bridge terrorist attack to remember the victims of the events in 2017 as well as highlight the trauma and mental...

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