Disturbing Recording Reveals Point Police Suffer Blade Attacks in Surprise Attack

One ranking policeman who jumped to the assistance of a colleague who was ambushed by a knifeman has been awarded the Monarch's Honor for Bravery.

Sergeant Tim Ansell struggled against 27-year-old Jacob Brown after he held a knife to the throat of his colleague Sergeant Marc Foster.

Brown launched his attack as the officers and their partner, Police Constable Marcus Wolstencroft, were conversing to a motorist after a vehicle incident in that location in July 2023.

Brown attacked with blade both Sgt Ansell and Sgt Foster before PC Wolstencroft stunned him with a stun gun.

"Officer stabbed," the officer stated over his radio.

Officer-mounted and vehicle camera recording made public by the force showed Brown, that was clothed in black with a hood up, run up to Sgt Foster from behind with a weapon extended.

He collided with the policeman who stumbled and went down to the pavement, after which Sgt Ansell stepped in and tried to wrestle him to the floor although being continually attacked with the weapon.

Police Constable Wolstencroft drew his Taser and sought a open target, concluding the confrontation to an finish.

Sgt Ansell stated audibly: "Can I get assistance on my neck now, I'm bleeding in the neck."

Sergeant Ansell suffered two open wounds to his neck and further cuts to his arms and torso, while Sergeant Foster received knife wounds.

Authorities stated Sgt Foster employed his hands to stem his fellow officer's bleeding before medical personnel reached the scene.

This most recent award follows subsequent to the trio of policemen received internal Valor Recognitions in late 2023 and the prestigious bravery honor from the regional union branch in early 2024.

They additionally received a Regional Bravery Award in summer 2024.

"The responses of the entire team ultimately rescued themselves and resulted in no civilians suffered any injuries."

Brown was sentenced to an secure medical confinement in early 2024, per the department.