Felixstowe: Off-duty coast rescue officer comes to the aid of woman who fell from bike
Matthew Bunn
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
7:32 AM
AN off-duty coast rescue officer from Felixstowe has helped a woman who fell from her bike and suffered head injuries.
The incident happened yesterday at 11.55am on the seafront.
Thames Coastguard called for an ambulance while the officer provided first aid – the woman was then taken to hospital.
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