Marine Police new recruits carry out a real-life Burnham rescue on a training exercise

By The Editor

11th May 2021 | Local News

The new recruits had a taste of real-life rescue work this afternoon
The new recruits had a taste of real-life rescue work this afternoon

NEW recruits at the Essex Police Marine Unit rescued a man from the water at Burnham Yacht Harbour this afternoon (Tuesday, 11 May).

The officers training with the unit based in Station Road, Burnham-on-Crouch, have been put through their paces in the past few days, with updates and videos posted on social media to show how they've been getting on.

However, in a Twitter post this afternoon, a spokesperson for the unit said: "Our new recruits got a taste for rescue work this afternoon while practicing some slow manoeuvres in Burnham Yacht Harbour.

"They quickly rescued a gentleman who fell from the jetty and into the water and became tangled in the lines. Great work!!"

     

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