In a swift response to a medical emergency, police and medical staff collaborated seamlessly yesterday morning (2nd March) after local residents spotted London’s Air Ambulance hovering overhead just after 11am.
While details regarding the nature of the medical emergency and the condition of the patient remain undisclosed, authorities reassure the public that the situation was handled efficiently and professionally.
A statement from the Metropolitan Police said: “On Saturday 2nd March at 1107 hours, police were called to Colne Avenue, West Drayton to assist with a medical emergency.
“The London Ambulance Service (LAS) were in attendance and The London Air Ambulance (HEMS) were also called to assist.
“No police investigation was required and the patient was taken to a West London hospital.”
