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Kent Police Officer Dies After Crash During Emergency Callout
PC Bradley Corke, 27, died after a crash while responding to an urgent call; a colleague and a member of the public remain seriously injured, police said.
- Kent Police confirmed the death of PC Bradley Corke, 27, on Saturday after a Thursday collision involving a marked Ford Focus police car and a VW Scirocco on the westbound A20 London Road at Button Street, Farningham.
- Responding to an "immediate" call, the officers' vehicle struck a second car, leaving Corke's colleague critically ill in hospital.
- Kent Police is appealing for anyone with information about the collision to come forward, as a member of the public is being treated for serious injuries and witnesses with dashcam footage should contact the serious collision investigation unit.
- Kent Police said it is supporting his family and colleagues, who are devastated, and paid tribute, saying 'Bradley selflessly gave up his life while trying to save the lives of others who were in danger'.
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Officer dies and another critical after collision responding to ‘immediate call’
Pc Bradley Corke, 27, died on Saturday after the incident in Kent on Thursday. An officer has died and his colleague is in critical condition following a car crash while responding to an “immediate call”, police have said. A member of the public who was in the second vehicle is receiving treatment for serious injuries, according to Kent Police. The incident was near Farningham on Thursday and “popular colleague” Pc Bradley Corke, 27, died on Sat…
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