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Brave young boy gets finger jammed in bike chain


A BRAVE ten-year-old boy managed to fight back the tears when his finger became trapped in a bike chain this afternoon.

The young boy was mending his bicycle chain in the back garden of his home in Dell Road, Watford, when his finger became jammed.

Attempts were made by his mum to free the little boy, who remained extremely calm throughout the ordeal, but when her efforts proved unsuccessful firefighters were summoned.

Garston firefighter Grant Salmon, who went to the scene, said: “It wasn’t a very nice sight. His finger was badly crushed in the chain when we got there. It made me feel a bit queasy, but he was a very brave little lad. He was in surprisingly good spirits considering – he wasn’t crying.”

Firefighters used cutting equipment to break the chain and release the young boy’s hand.

He was taken by paramedics to Watford General Hospital for routine checks and treatment for bruising and swelling.


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The Rover, Watford says...
5:58pm Sat 31 Jul 10

Quiet news day?

ghosthorn, Rickmansworth says...
7:27pm Sat 31 Jul 10

I hope Alexandra Barham is only getting paid the minimum wage for this cack!!!!

Robert Peel, St Albans says...
8:15pm Sat 31 Jul 10

This will be all over the front of the News of the World tomorrow.

inayellowshirt, Watford says...
10:39am Sun 1 Aug 10

Tomorrows headline?

'Man sufferes runny poo after night out and a curry. Water Board state "don't panic I think the system can cope" '

captain lard, kings langley says...
11:11am Sun 1 Aug 10

At least it gives a load of sadoids something to comment on.
Would you prefer fabrications or more stories on z list celebrities?
Try the Daily Mail website, there's pleny of tosh on there.

earth_chylde, Watford says...
11:42am Sun 1 Aug 10

inayellowshirt, Watford says...
10:39am Sun 1 Aug 10
Tomorrows headline?

'Man sufferes runny poo after night out and a curry. Water Board state "don't panic I think the system can cope" '


ROFL

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