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Two-year-old Deborah Almond, and PC Brian Corner, who rescued the toddler from a river
Two-year-old Deborah Almond, and PC Brian Corner, who rescued the toddler from a river after she went missing while out playing with her sister and a friend in Bromborough, Cheshire. 8th February 1966
Charlie Owens
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
DM W1425
Media ID 21846573
© Mirrorpix
Constable Girl Police Policeman Rescue Toddler 1966
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In this print captured by Charlie Owens, we are transported back to the year 1966 in Bromborough, Cheshire. The image features two-year-old Deborah Almond and PC Brian Corner, forever etching a heartwarming moment of rescue in our memories. The innocence radiating from little Deborah's face is juxtaposed against the heroic presence of PC Brian Corner. It was on that fateful day when Deborah went missing while playing with her sister and a friend near a river. Panic ensued as loved ones searched frantically for the toddler, fearing the worst. But fate had other plans. In this snapshot frozen in time, we witness PC Brian Corner emerging as an angelic figure who saved the day. With unwavering determination and courage coursing through his veins, he rescued young Deborah from the treacherous waters of the river. This photograph serves as a testament to human compassion and bravery during times of crisis. It reminds us that even amidst chaos and uncertainty, there are individuals like PC Brian Corner who selflessly put their lives on the line to protect others. Charlie Owens' skillful lens captures not only an extraordinary act but also encapsulates an entire era –the swinging sixties– where societal values were shifting towards empathy and unity. This timeless image stands as a reminder that heroes can be found in unexpected places at any given moment. As we gaze upon this powerful photograph print by Charlie Owens, let it serve as inspiration for us all to embrace kindness and lend a helping hand
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