Interview with police officer who was injured as he fought off London Bridge terrorists

The transcript describes a tense situation where officers respond to a call involving armed individuals. As more officers arrive, they face communication challenges and provide medical assistance to a colleague. The situation becomes critical, with the officer experiencing life-threatening symptoms. Despite the dire circumstances, the officer communicates final messages to his family, encouraged by a colleague to persevere.

What was the initial action taken by the officers upon receiving the emergency call?

• They ignored the call.

• They called for backup.

• They waited for further instructions.

• They immediately went to the scene.

What challenge did the narrator face while trying to communicate during the emergency?

• The officers were not trained.

• It was difficult to send clear messages.

• The radio was not working.

• There was no backup available.

How did the narrator's colleagues assist him after he was injured?

• They left him alone.

• They called for more ambulances.

• They helped him sit down and removed his gear.

• They gave him water.

What sensation did the narrator experience as his condition worsened?

• A light feeling in his chest.

• A tingling in his fingers.

• A growing heaviness in his chest.

• A sharp pain in his head.

What did the narrator attempt to do as he felt his time was running out?

• He asked for water.

• He began to relay final messages to his family.

• He attempted to call for more help.

• He tried to stand up.