Thames Valley Police officer's leg amputated after Maidenhead crash
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PC Tom Dorman said "members of the public who were at the scene" helped save his life
A police officer has had his leg amputated after his marked car was hit during a crash.
A second officer and a teenage girl were also injured in the crash on Norden Road in Maidenhead, Berkshire, on 2 September at about 05:30 BST.
PC Tom Dorman, 26, said "members of the public who were at the scene" helped save his life.
The marked car and another vehicle were stationary when struck by a silver Ford Focus, Thames Valley Police said.
A teenage girl remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition.
Two 24-year-old men from Maidenhead arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving have been released under investigation.
The force has appealed for witnesses.
- Published2 September 2018
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