A firefighter from Langley Fire Station has been praised for stopping at the scene of a crash on the A4 to help a man with a dislocated shoulder.
Firefighter John Rhodri Jones of Blue Watch Langley was on his way home after a shift on Monday when he drove past a road traffic collision on the A4 in Langley.
He pulled over and provided first aid to a man whose shoulder was dislocated.
John also contacted Langley Fire Station for additional help and arranged for an ambulance to take the man to hospital.
John Ellis, blue watch manager at Langley Fire Station, said: “We’re really proud of him. He’s done an amazing job.”
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