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‘An absolute hero’: Police officer gives chase after being stabbed in neck
The officer, who pursued his alleged assailant “whilst holding on to his neck to stop the bleeding”, was only 10 weeks into the job, the police union said.
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What happenedThe officer, who pursued his alleged assailant “whilst holding on to his neck to stop the bleeding”, was only 10 weeks into the job, the police union said.
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Left / center-left‘An absolute hero’: Police officer gives chase after being stabbed in neck
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
Center‘An absolute hero’: Police officer gives chase after being stabbed in neck
The Sydney Morning Herald · Center · News report
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‘An absolute hero’: Police officer gives chase after being stabbed in neck
The officer, who pursued his alleged assailant “whilst holding on to his neck to stop the bleeding”, was only 10 weeks into the job, the police union said.
‘An absolute hero’: Police officer gives chase after being stabbed in neck
The officer, who pursued his alleged assailant “whilst holding on to his neck to stop the bleeding”, was only 10 weeks into the job, the police union said.