Episode 12 Crimewatch Roadshow

4th today, on Crimewatch Roadshow. We need your help to track down a

man who is wanted by police forces across the UK, preying on the old

And Hello, and welcome to today's Crimewatch Roadshow. We're live,

and this is our third week on air, asking for your help to tackle

unsolved crimes. On the programme today: when the hero who ended up

in hospital, after he confronted a shoplifter.

Police need to track down the people who beat him up.

Wiltshire Police are clamping down on drugs, and we are in the thick

of the action, as they make sure nothing is left to chance.

And, police need to track down a man who pretended to be a stranger

in need, before stealing from the Good Samaritans who agreed to help

him out. For Our roadshow team are

travelling the country, investigating crime where you are.

Yesterday, we were in Salisbury. Today, we're still in Wiltshire.

Where exactly are you, Dave? Hi, Rav. We're in Devizes, at

Wiltshire Police's headquarters. Also the home of the Wiltshire

Police helicopter. A few moments ago, it was called off to a genuine

emergency, off she went. We are hoping she will return by the end

of the programme. We have here, at a very brave dog, because she saved

the life of her handler when they were faced by a nice man. Find out

how she did it later. And BBC Points West's Alex Lovell joins us

again today. Thanks, Dave. Today, I'll be with

Swindon's Drug Enforcement Team. They're carrying out raids, in

their bid to put a stop to the activities of dealers who have

moved in to the area. Thanks, Alex. Time for our first

appeal today. Police need your help to find a prolific con man who's

wanted by police forces in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern

Ireland. He preys on people's goodwill, before disappearing with

their money. We have featured him on Crimewatch Roadshow last year.

But, despite our appeals, he still hasn't been caught. And victims are

still coming forward. Robert Kerr is wanted by 12 different police

forces across the country in direction with Curtly -- 30 cases

of burglary and fraud. Police believe he is a conman who has been

preying on Good Samaritans. Last year, we appealed for information

on Robert Kerr. A priest from North Yorkshire had been conned out of

�1,000. He said Robert Kerr promised the money would be

returned by career. For three years, the Korea never came. We also

featured a couple from Gloucester who want to remain anonymous. They

say they were duped by Robert Kerr. We thought we were doing a favour

for another Christian. They say it began when they offered to pay for

his train fare, but the deception spiralled until the couple had

handed over �460 for hotels and taxis. He disappeared with the

money, and never returned. I was very cross when we realised what

had happened and we had been taken in. Part of my role is to

investigate all forms of distraction burglary, where people

have been scammed within their own homes. The suspect it is playing on

people's faith. And their good will. And it does upset me. They were not

the only people to be targeted by the trickster with an agenda. The

appeals on Crimewatch Roadshow did not track down this slippery

character but they did prompt more victims to come forward. If look,

that Irish gentleman, who took the money. Christine and Terry had been

watching from the B&B they run in Warminster, and they recognised him.

It is him, give them a call. We saw it a year ago, it was death

and mayhem. I picked up the phone and spoke to one of the police

officers. Christine and Terry say they were visited in 2009 by the

man they had seen on the appeal. Robert Kerr. At the time, Christine

was home alone at their B&B when the doorbell rang. Hello. The man

at the door was very friendly and said he knew Christine's mother in

law. He called himself John, and asked if they had a room where he

could stay. He said he had been released from Salisbury District

Hospital. He had a red band on his wrist. What is your wrist band?

have been in hospital four days in Salisbury. He was really convincing.

This is my husband Terry. I could chat to him quite easily, but there

was something about him are wasn't sure. After convincing the couple

of his story, all seemed fine until the next morning when Terry went to

a hospital appointment at leaving Christine alone. I was washing up

in the kitchen. I need some money! He came in so quickly it took me by

surprise. He needed some money. He said he needed to go to Bristol

Airport. I went into the lounge to get some money. He stood so close

to me. I felt really threatened. I handed over the money. Then he said,

I want some more money. I handed more money to him to get him out,

because I felt really threatened. He wanted extra money to buy his

granddaughter's something for Christmas. In total, Christine

handed over �300. When I came back from hospital, my wife told me. She

was in quite an upset state. I said to her, calm down. You can replace

money but you can't replace a person. If he is watching or

anybody knows where he is, give yourself in, or phone the police.

Get him caught. He could do this, and he could do something really

drastic to older people. It is believed that is exactly what he

has done. Since we made that film, the

reverend alan neil has passed away. His death had nothing to do with

the case. Alan car meanwhile remains at large. Later, we'll be

finding out how Robert Kerr took hundreds of pounds from an 89-year-

old widow. Rav, back to you. Thanks, Dave.

Now, time to have a look at today's Wanted Faces.

Nine years ago today, this man, Peter Evered, was found guilty of

rape and indecent assault, but went on the run before he could be

sentenced. Detectives believe the 58 year old may now be using a new

name. At the time of his disappearance, he had long hair and

a beard, but his appearance may have changed. He's known to have

connections to the Maidenhead, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire

areas. Come on, let's put him back before the courts.

Our next Wanted Face, Flamur Hasa, is also commonly known as Muli, and

apparently introduces himself as Barney the Greek. Detectives in the

West Mercia force want to speak to him in connection with wounding

with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. He's originally from

Albania, but now has connections to the West Midlands and Telford areas.

Have you seen him recently? Next up is this man, Stephen Wesley

Blake. In September last year, he was sentenced in his absence to

eight years in prison, for possession of a shotgun, four years

for harassment, and one year for cultivating cannabis, with the

sentences to run concurrently. He's known to have connections to the

Redditch and Warwickshire areas, and has a Chinese symbol tattooed

on the left side of his neck, and his date of birth tattooed on the

right side. He also has a tattoo, with the name "Joanne", on the

inside of his left arm. Tell us if you know where he is.

Last up for today is Andrew Roper. He failed to appear before Preston

Crown Court back in April 2002, on a charge of rape, and a warrant was

issued for his arrest. He's known to have connections to the

Lancashire area and also to Gillingham in Kent.

If you recognise any of these Wanted Faces, then please give us a

call. Our number is 08000 468 999. Or you can text us on 63399. Text

CW, space, and then your message. And that space is really important,

if you don't put it in, your message won't get through to us. Of

course, you can e-mail us too. The address: [email protected]. Now, over

to Alex in Devizes. The impact illegal drugs have on

society is huge. Figures suggest that over half of all theft which

happens in the UK is drug-related. Wiltshire Police are cracking down

on those supplying drugs. I went out with officers in Swindon, who

are our front line defence against this menace.

An all come to Operation Atlantic. This is the background, on its drug

use and violence in the county. Here, in Sweden -- Swindon,

briefing the team about today's raid. This is all about locking up

the people who cause most harm to us. As police officers prepare, I

joined the leaders as they give a brief on the low-down on what is

about to happen at one of the addresses to be raided today.

When we get there, they will move swiftly, break the door down.

Anyone inside will be put down as quickly as possible on to the

ground so it makes it is safe environment for the police officers

to start searching. They're looking for anything related to Class A

drugs. Police say canals are coming into

the county from Bristol and London, defending vulnerable people, using

their homes to deal drugs. They take their positions surrounding

the target property before using Police! Empty, but I'm told it is

often because dealers keep their own homes separate from the address

they used to deal drugs. Nobody is here. That doesn't mean there are

no drugs here which is why we are searching the premises. They could

come back at any point. It is a small flat. The police officers

have had a look around, there's nobody here. They have happened --

they have found Scales, and individual bags. The search is only

just beginning. Something we will have to seize

here, as you can see, it is a lot of white powder way you can hide

quite a bit in there. That will be coming with us for testing. Three

individual cellophane wraps, four. The way this is normally wrapped up,

it is in a tight bundle like that. And it is sold like that?

Apparently so. Good evidence for us. Kenya get fingerprints from that?

Yes? We will take that. -- can you get fingerprints. It is not just

drugs the team are looking for. That was in the kitchen, right next

to the weighing scales. They may use it to cut up as well. Then, the

police find something of interest. Cannabis. Tucked away in the top

kitchen drawer. The female logo, is that relevant? It can be to

particular people who deal with it. Their common logo. So others will

know what grade it is. Whether these sources a reliable one.

Criminals work hard to stay one step ahead, so sometimes it is a

challenge for the police to keep tabs on their movements. The issues

we have, if they have moved on, we try to get intelligence. This time,

we have got links to what we believe his drug dealing.

dealing is going on, money will be changing hands. This is to test if

the money is real. At the end of the day, they don't even trust

themselves. They bring in one last member of the team to help to

complete the search. A one year-old sniffer dog, with an acute sense of

smell to make sure every last This makes me think that something

has been stolen. And the residual smell would have been there. Then,

calling on the police walkie-talkie. The main suspect has turned up

outside. Based on previous intelligence combined with today's

findings, the man is detained. He is later arrested in connection

with the supply of Class A drugs. The that was a very positive

warrant and we have want under arrest for Class A drugs and we

have a lot of intelligence and we have a robust message to send out

to the people about drugs in Swindon. An update on that film...

The man has been released on police bail until the end of the month.

Sergeant Scott Hargreave is one of the officers who was out on the

raid. This was all part of Operation Atlantic. A large number

of properties were targetted. the end, the result give us �23,000

worth of Class A and Class B drugs, stolen property, laptops and

jewellery and it resulted in 26 arrests. You feel that you remove

one person at from the drugs ring and somebody else might move in.

Does this really make a difference? To it does. Previous experience has

shown that if we police this robustly, it cuts down on

reoffending and if we cut off at the supply, the addicts that are

committing the crimes will seek help elsewhere through self-help

groups for their doctor. It is ongoing. We have some of the things

that you use. This is a battering ram. The Red Key! As you can see,

it is very heavy. How justified is it to we used in the sun somebody's

front door? Fairly justified. �35 allows us to get into any property

fairly easily. To ensure that people do not get rid of their

drugs. The essence is surprise. And at the door opens outwards? Yes,

this is a hooligan bar. It is multi-purpose, for padlocks, four

doors that open outwards or inwards and we can also clear glass from

windows and doorways. I am glad you have got it because it is a very

menacing piece of equipment. Back to the studio... Thank you. Still

to come... Police want your help to catch the people who attacked a man

after he confronted a shoplifter. He might have been doing the right

thing, but they were certainly in the wrong. A web of deceit. How a

con man persuaded an 89 year-old woman to handover the money she had

saved to pay her bills. Police need your help to stop him. And this

woman is bravely speaking out to appeal for your help to catch the

man who attacked her as she walked home after a night out. But first,

time to look at some everyday crime conveniently caught on CCTV.

Wandsworth last November. Two men come into this telephone shop and

they are closely followed by another pair. They look at the

phones and start grabbing at the displays. 10 phones worth more than

�4,000 are stolen or damaged. The shop assistant attempts to stop

them as they leave but they all manage to pull out of the door.

Police would like to talk to all these men. If you know them, give

us a call. Next, a private home in water nouvelle in Hampshire. March,

this year, and two men skill the gates to get into the driveway. You

can see them on the left. Once in, they start smashing the windows of

the two cars in the driveway. Listen to the rack at their making.

This has happened before. And the family have put up a �1,000 reward

for information leading to a conviction. If you know who they

are, call us. March this year between 1:30am and 2:00am and this

Chancellor has broken into a bureau de change in central London. We are

actually inside. There is a lot of debris flying around because he is

making a right mess of getting inside. He was this? The Save

beggar has a friend who is ripping out the alarm system. These guys

are not in a hurry. They are in for more than four hours but still fail

to get into the safe. They leave but the damage is substantial.

Police need names. If you know who they are, you know who to call. And

if you've seen anyone or anything you recognise in those clips, do

get in touch. We need your help in finding the thugs who but a man in

hospital. This happened in the town of Melksham. A young man spoted

someone shoplifting, but when he challenged them, he was in for a

shock. I thought they were literally going to beat me to death.

If they're going to beat me up over ice-cream, you know they welcome

back for you, just for the hill of it. Are you saying I took

something? It was a cowardly attack. Five people stood around one person,

a totally innocent member of the public he was only trying to do the

right thing. On 15th May, 20 year- old Christopher Robinson went to

his local Blockbuster DVDs to work to collect a film and also made his

friend, who works there. It was at 8:30pm and I agreed that ended get

an DVD. I grab the DVD and went straight to the tell. It looked

quite busy. A as Christopher chatted, he noticed a group of

young people they were acting suspiciously. It was mainly their

body language that give it away. It was a mix of their face and their

body language which bought the whole suspicious this on, really.

There was a lady with black hair who put her back to me and she

blocked me and was almost touching me. I looked around. Another woman

reached into the fridge and took a tub of ice-cream and slipped it

into her bag. They all grouped together and headed for the exit

and because I saw this happening, I do not know what it was, it was

literally like, if I did not do anything, so selling over one ice-

cream, but that was my impulse. Acting on that in polls would have

dramatic consequences. It was immediately outside, so the exit

door is opened and the female lays carrying the ice-cream and the

victim approach has a female writer outside the store. In the High

Street. For some reason I just shouted as they were walking. And

she acknowledged but ignored me so I jumped over to her. I said, give

back what you have stolen and I put my hand out. She turned around and

said I didn't steal anything but I opened her handbag and she gave me

back which you still. That was quite odd. I went to head back when

the three guys heard what was going on. And they began to approach may

and they got quite close. Too close for comfort. They came on very

aggressively. He said, he is dealing? A dusty and nothing!

pointing out that lady. Who is stealing? At that point, he give me

three blows to the face. I staggered backwards. He punched me

again. Chris was dazed and confused and walked back to the shop, were

his friend was working. He said, oh my God! When his mother found out

about the attack, he was already in hospital. It was the early hours of

the morning and I received a text message from Christopher's friend.

I was shocked, what on earth had happened? I immediately went to the

accident and emergency and Christopher was waiting to be seen

by a doctor. Christopher sustained serious injuries, his I was heavily

bruised and swollen and he also received cuts to his mouth and face.

It is principle. People have strong principles and the theft occurs in

front of them, when they are just about to pay for their own goods

and they see somebody stealing, they think that isn't right so

approaching those men, that was based on his own morals and

principles. A brave thing to do. They committed to crimes on Monday.

Over one ice-cream, that is nothing. A vicious attack and over some ice-

cream. Andy Peach is the arresting officer. The best of motives, there.

But he paid a terrible price? was a brave act. A spirited member

of the community and he has gone to prevent this theft and he has been

viciously attacked. He was very brave but the best thing was to not

get involved and reported to police? We would advise the public

not to get involved and not tackle criminals. The report it and rain a

999. Let's look at this kind, they have to be caught. Three Asian

males, the main aggressor, the man who punched Christopher, he was 6

ft tall and have a slim build and wearing a pink short-sleeved shirt.

He is described as having a local accent. And the girl who stole the

as can? White Female, 20 years old, blonde hair piled on her head, she

looked -- it looked like a pineapple. And the other man, dark

hair, slim build. You need people to come forward and give you help.

It was market place in action. Very busy? The I appeal to the community

to come forward and help us catch this individual and a spring him to

justice. Thank you very much indeed. The number is on the screen. You

know what to do. That was a very nasty attack. If you think you know

anything about that, contact us. The numbers are on your screen now.

Or you can also ring Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Earlier in the programme we appealed for information about a

con man who has appeared on Crimewatch Roadshow before but who

has still not been caught, even though he is wanted by 13 police

forces across the country, including Avon and Somerset.

They've asked us to appeal for information after Robert Kerr

deceived an 89-year-old widow in order to get his hands on her money.

Robert Kerr is a prolific conman. 89 year-old Doris was about to

become his latest victim. I would doubt anybody, now. Generally, I am

not afraid. It started around the corner from her house when Robert

Kerr born into her friend. stopped me and asked me if I knew

were the Roman Catholic Church was. He was organising the funeral and

wanted to look at it. While he was telling me those things that I did

not believe, he was very persuasive. A Ron suggested that he should

stick two daughters. He knew she was active at her local church. He

thought she might be able to help. -- he should speak to Doris. He

then turned up at her house. This man came to the door and said, a

friend had died and he wanted to do the funeral. He wanted to do it in

the church. And I said, I am very sorry but you would have to going

to Clevedon, Corpus Christie, and ask the people there. We did it

have funerals here. He claimed his car had broken down and he did not

know what to do. Corus believe 10 and as a Good Samaritan, she

invited him in. I thought he was a priest. I really did. I said to him,

I was see if I can give you something. I think maybe I can help

you. But this is my heating money. He has no qualms about playing on

the elderly. And people have faith within the Church. He is using

those factors for his own games. can only give you �200. That would

probably be enough. He said he would be back with the money at 5pm.

I am aware that Taurus is heavily involved in the church and because

of their good nature and how plausible history was, Doris then

given �200 cash from her winter heating allowance. Having promised

to come back, he walked out of the house with the money that Dora's

had set aside to pay for heating through the winter. Ron had second

thoughts about handing over her address. Worried, he went to check

on her. By the time I got there he had been and gone. We sat there,

twiddling our fingers, for two hours. At 7pm we decided that he

was not coming. Deplorable, really. I cannot understand how anybody

could go around calling people out of their livelihood. He if anybody

has any information on what this particular individual is living or

staying at the moment, please call. We don't want to miss the

opportunity to catch him. It has been a long time, or one year and

it is time he was brought to DI Mark Wolfe is with me now, from

Avon and Somerset Police, which is overseeing the investigation for

all 12 forces across the country who want to talk to Robert Kerr.

How similar are all the cases? is a confidence trickster, he uses

a down on his luck type of story to get money out of people for public

transport. Accommodation. Usually, he will focus on churches, the

Royal British Legion, he is an ex soldier. He comes across with a

plausible story. He is going for a similar type of

victim, have any been connected? None at all.

He has been on the run, why haven't you found him? He has none of the

normal references, no bank account, passport, driving licence. He lives

a transient lifestyle. Used as public transport, stays in B and Bs.

We are keen to locate him. Does he use different names? He does use

the name of Andrew Johnson. The best way of identifying him, he has

his nickname on his right wrist, Skeeby. -- Scooby.

It can be difficult to turn somebody away who has a hard luck

stories. Do check people out, ask for identification, get someone

else involved. Ring the police, that is what we are here for.

If you can help track Rober Kerr down, ring us now. Thanks, Mark.

Now, the fact that just about everyone now has a phone that can

take pictures or films has changed the way police can gather evidence.

And the Metropolitan Police hope you might be able to solve a

vicious attack that someone out there caught on camera. Detective

Constable George Allan is investigating this incident. This

attack happened in Piccadilly Circus in central London. This

happened earlier this year, on Friday 17th February.

It was around 9.45pm. The victim, who is a Hungarian national, was

visiting family in the UK. He was sat on the steps of the Eros statue

watching the street entertainers, when a dispute between himself and

the suspects started. The argument escalates to something pretty

drastic. The man is attacked by a group of unidentified males. It's

pretty nasty, let's take a look. So what's happening here? The man is

being chased, and the suspects trip him up. They proceed to beat him up,

quite viciously. A brutal attack. Now they've finished attacking him,

and the victim tries to get up, but he collapses from his injuries.

That's just terrible. They even hit him over the head with a vodka

bottle. This guy was left with some really bad injuries. He had a

dislocated left hip, a fractured pelvis, a bleed to the brain, and

numerous cuts and bruises. He's still receiving medical treatment

now. This is a really serious incident. You'd really like to

catch these people. But with the CCTV, it's hard to recognise the

people attacking. But you hope there's another piece of evidence

out there that might be able to help you. We believe there could be

more evidence out there on mobile phones. There were a lot of people

around when this incident was happening. So we're keen to speak

to anyone who witnessed this. In particular, there is a male wearing

a body warmer who can be seen videoing the incident using his

mobile phone. We think this person might really be able to help us.

This is in the busiest part of London, 9:45pm. It's understandable

if onlookers don't want to get stuck in if there's an attack going

on. But if you happen to catch something like this on camera, it

can really help the police. We believe other people may have

filmed this incident. Evidence taken at the scene by an onlooker

can really aid an investigation. It can help us to identify suspects,

or even provides evidence of the incident taking place. If someone

came to you, or any police force, I imagine they could remain anonymous

if they wanted to? We're always grateful for the public's help with

investigations. But they don't have to be named. And it can make a real

difference. Let's hope they can make a difference with this case.

Thanks, George. Were you in Piccadilly Circus on

the night of this attack, or were you even the person filming it? You

could help put these thugs behind bars. Please get in touch. Alex.

Thanks, Rav. We're appealing for your help on a very serious crime.

A young woman, who was raped as she returned from a night out in

Swindon, has been brave enough to speak out, as she wants the man who

did this to be caught. We are not identifying the woman, and her

words are spoken by an actor. Before we talk to the officer in

charge, let's hear from the victim what happened.

IRA was with the same friends I'd go up with. We were having fun,

drinking. Dancing, having a laugh. I walked home on my own. Everything

was normal. I got halfway. I was grabbed from behind. Terrifying.

Detective Constable Gemma Vinton is investigating the case. This is a

very serious incident, and you want to talk to anyone who may have

witnessed anything on that night, Thursday May 3rd, or the early

hours of Friday May 4th. She had been out in the Kasbah nightclub

until the early hours of Thursday May 4th. She left at 2am, and

started walking home. If anybody saw anything that might

be relevant, they need to contact you. Where did it happen? You can

just hear the helicopter coming back. She walked down Regents

Street, past the kebab shop. After that she walked up Eastcott Hill

towards Old Town in Swindon. Half way up Eastcott Hill, she cut down

an alleyway as a shortcut. As she entered the alleyway, she was

grabbed from behind, violently thrown to the floor, and raped. Do

we have any description of the man for anyone out there that may

recognise him? The victim has been able to give us a description. He

was a white man in his early twenties, and was wearing a hoody.

His face was covered by the hood. And the victim could only see his

chin, which identified him as white. Crimes of this nature are very rare.

But do take precautions, let somebody know when you're coming

home. Try not to be alone. Keep your mobile phone with you.

This attack has had a devastating effect on this young woman, and on

her family. She won't go out alone now. She told us how it's affected

her. IRA put on a brave face the

majority of the time, but it has had a big impact. It changes what

you do, how you feel about things, about people. I didn't even want to

see my Borrie mates because I didn't want to be near a guy.

Please contact us if you know anything about that attack. It's

really important that this man is found. What advice do you have to

people to stay safe late night? They should make sure they have

planned their route home. Don't walk alone if they can help it. Be

aware of their surroundings. And ideally, get a taxi home to the

front door. Thanks, Gemma. Hopefully the viewers can help to

catch this man. Over to you, Rav. A terrible ordeal. Let's see if

anyone out there can help the police. Now, time for some more

crimes caught on camera. This customer has come in to look

at the rings in his jewellery store in Uxbridge in Middlesex. He spends

time casually chatting to the assistant about what he is looking

for. The assistant puts the rings on the counter and to find out what

he really fancies, having them for nothing. He grabs two rings worth

five grand, and runs for it. Don't let this be run rings around anyone

else. If you recognise him, get in touch.

Two guys break into this newsagent in Hythe in Kent injury this year.

It looks like they might have forgotten to bring a back. They

come back with what looks like a duvet cover. And they manage to

fillet with �5,000 of cigarettes. We do not see their faces, but you

may recognise the Lennon. Come on, help us smoke out these thieves.

Last one for now. See if you can help us with this one. Lloyds TSB

in Greenwich in London, February this year. This man has his face

partially covered but that bobble hat is memorable enough. The gite

in the pink jumper passers, banking his takings of �10,000 all in that

bad. The thief goes outside and the camera picks him up pacing up and

down. He goes back in, made a grab for the bag before making a run for

it. With his distinctive hat and tracksuit, someone must know who he

is. Come on, let's hope the police catch him. -- let's help. If you

recognise anyone, you know what you need to do. Dave.

Thanks. Here is our star guest, she is very brave. Tell us briefly how

she save your life? An incident in Swindon, a man with

a knife, he came out of the house. We challenged him, he came at us.

She was stabbed, defending it, because she wouldn't back off.

were stabbed seven times. The back of the neck, lead and face. And she

was stabbed because she would not let go. Remarkable, a young police

dog, her first operational deployment in a violent situation.

She kept hold of him and she saved my life. She saved the lives of the

other police officers because the man was so out of control. She won

a special award for bravery. PDSA gold medal, the highest order

for his million dog for bravery, which she richly deserves and I am

thoroughly proud of her. Not only your love but potentially saving

the lives of other police officers. -- your life. For he was in a very

disturbed state of mind, armed with two knives, anything could have

happened. Well done to you. A quick update, new details on the

conman Robert Kerr featured earlier. Please kick those calls coming in,

we need to catch him. A police officer has called in with

a good lead on the CCTV pictures of a mobile phone snatch in ones worth

in London. And some calls with potential names.

The helicopter has landed. What were you doing?

We were called out to a patient with anaphylactic shock, a life-

threatening emergency. The aircraft got there in eight minutes. Five

minutes to hospital. How is the patient? Making a good recovery.

Critically ill to start with. That's to was getting there so

quickly it is likely they will make a full recovery. What you normally

do? I am trained as a police bare of server. My role is to sit next

to the pilot, the City with navigation,, treat in a -- and help

with commentary. -- I am trained as a police air observer. That's just

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