Air ambulance called to emergency incident in Northamptonshire village as man sustains chest injuries
An air ambulance has attended an incident in a village near Corby after a man received chest injuries.
Emergency services were called yesterday morning (July 23) to the incident in Gretton with an air ambulance crew arriving just after 8.15am.
It is believed that a man had been crushed between a van and a stone wall in the Arnhill Road area.
He was helped by locals including a paramedic.
A spokesman for Warwickshire & Northamptonshire Air Ambulance said: “The Air Ambulance Service attended an incident in Gretton, Northamptonshire yesterday (July 23).
"Our critical care crew arrived on scene at 8.17 and assisted a patient who had sustained chest injuries who was then taken by air to University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire.”