Police save life of woman in freezing sea with help from asylum seekers
- last year
Police officers ran into the freezing North Sea to save a woman who waded out into the water in pitch-black darkness at a beach in Lincolnshire.
Emergency services were alerted to a woman in difficulty at Skegness Beach on Saturday, 29 April.
Officers waded into the chest-deep water, locating her with the help of a thermal imaging drone.
“Three men who called us, who also happened to be asylum seekers in the area, were a big part of helping to save the life of this woman and even stayed afterwards to help carry the kit of our waterlogged officers,” Lincolnshire Police said.
Emergency services were alerted to a woman in difficulty at Skegness Beach on Saturday, 29 April.
Officers waded into the chest-deep water, locating her with the help of a thermal imaging drone.
“Three men who called us, who also happened to be asylum seekers in the area, were a big part of helping to save the life of this woman and even stayed afterwards to help carry the kit of our waterlogged officers,” Lincolnshire Police said.