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10:11Now PlayingMet Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, gives an update on the Hainault sword attack - telling Nick Ferrari his officers were 'on the ground in 12 minutes' after being called to the scene.
Rowley says the two officers involved yesterday were both 'really, horrifically, seriously injured' after running towards the swordsman, who killed a 14-year-old boy and injured two more.
He adds that the male inspector suffered serious hand injuries and a female officer came close to her hand being removed
Addressing the officers that put themselves in danger, Rowley stresses: "I find it massively humbling that they are so connected to the mission of protecting the public - what they do is absolutely extraordinary".
Nick also hears from caller Muhammed, who knew the 14-year-old boy killed in the attack. Muhammed says that 'stop and search needs to be increased' and that public transport needs to be made 'safer' for younger people travelling.
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