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Police Force’s top brass visit plane crash survivor Mark Grimmond in hospital
Top brass within the Guyana Police Force yesterday commended plane crash survivor, Constable Mark Grimmond, whose actions were deemed vital in the rescue process, involving himself and a
Commissioner of Police Leslie James with Constable Mark Grimmond
pilot, as well as the recovery of a body, which he was escorting by air to the city at the time of the accident.
The senior officers were at the time paying a visit to the injured rank at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.
The senior officers at the hospital yesterday
It was emphasised that the success of the rescue operation was due to Grimmond’s quick thinking, determination and initiative.
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