Жительница Траффорда награждена за спасение двухлетнего ребенка, заблудившегося у дома

A young woman living in Trafford has been recognised with an award after helping a two-year-old girl who had gone missing from her home. Emma Russell found the toddler walking alone on Edge Lane, Stretford, on July 17 after the child had wandered out of her home through an open door while her mother was searching for her. Ms Russell immediately contacted police and stayed with the young girl, providing her reassurance and keeping her safe until officers arrived at the scene. Read more Rogue trader fined for illegal trading during Manchester United games Three-bedroom Sale home with large garden hits the market for £490,000 SpudBros issue plea after boys queue 15 hours overnight at Trafford Centre PC Thomas Green, a student officer on the Detective Constable Entry Program, responded to the incident last month and has now presented Ms Russell with a letter of commendation on behalf of Trafford District. PC Green said: "Emma's calm and responsible response played an important part in ensuring the little girl remained safe and could be reunited with her worried family as quickly as possible. "Emma's actions demonstrate the difference that members of the public can make by looking out for one another and taking action when someone needs help. "Thank you, Emma, for your compassion and community spirit."