Father-of-two saved by police
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Motorcycle paramedic Paul SoffeEvening Standard
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Dad-of-two turns detective to track down police officers who saved his life in London’s Square Mile
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Mal Patel collapsed from a cardiac arrest in London ’s Square Mile.
A passer-by flagged down PCs Neil Geddis and Jack Watson who rushed to his aid.
PC Watson immediately started performing CPR and radioed for a defibrillator.
Within two minutes , firearms officers arrived on the scene and used the device to deliver an electric shock.
Motorcycle paramedic Paul Soffe was among London Ambulance Service crews scrambled to stabilise Mr Patel .
Mr Patel was discharged from a specialist cardiac centre and went on to make a full recovery.
A year later , Mr Patel approached two firearms officers in the street explaining that he was unable to track down those who saved his life.
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