Man thanks officers for 'saving his life' following cardiac arrest at Westbury parkrun
09:18 05/08/2026A man who suffered a cardiac arrest says he is "very lucky" that PC Vicky Howick was running in a parkrun behind him near Westbury.
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A man who suffered a cardiac arrest says he is "very lucky" that PC Vicky Howick was running in a parkrun behind him near Westbury.
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