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HELP OUT: Were you the off-duty police officer or doctor who helped woman in Abbots Langley?

 Published on: 16th December 2021   |   By: News Bulletin   |   Category: Uncategorized

Detectives from the Three Rivers Local Crime Unit are trying to trace two Good Samaritans who helped a woman in Abbots Langley. 

In the early hours of Thursday, December 9, a woman was admitted to Watford General Hospital with facial injuries and memory loss.

Hospital staff believe an off-duty police officer and a doctor reportedly found the woman in need of assistance in College Road, before transporting her to A&E.

Detective Constable Steve Mason, who is investigating, said: “The people who kindly took the woman to hospital left before their contact details could be recorded, and we are very keen to trace them as part of our enquiries.

“The woman suffered injuries to her face as well as a bump to the head, and we are working to ascertain how these occurred. 

“We believe the two Good Samaritans who took her to hospital may be able to help us but sadly we have no description of them – not even whether they were male or female – but we hope they are local and read this appeal.

“If this was you, or someone you know, then please get in touch with us as soon as possible.”

You can email DC Mason at steve.mason@herts.police.uk, use online web chat at herts.police.uk/contact, report information at herts.police.uk/report or call the non-emergency number 101, quoting reference 41/96462/21.

Picture credit Hoss Photography 

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