Sussex Police ‘humbled’ by Eastbourne DGH message

Sussex Police said they were ‘humbled’ after Eastbourne DGH staff sent officers a message of thanks for their efforts during the coronavirus pandemic.
By Logan MacLeod
Published 28th Apr 2020, 09:58 BST
Members of staff from the emergency department at the DGH say thanks to Sussex Police SUS-200428-092627001Members of staff from the emergency department at the DGH say thanks to Sussex Police SUS-200428-092627001
Members of staff from the emergency department at the DGH say thanks to Sussex Police SUS-200428-092627001

The message, which was held up on pieces of A4 paper by the staff from the emergency department, said, “Thank you Sussex Police. #FrontLineTeam. #ThinBlueLine.”

Officers from Sussex Police responded on Twitter on Monday (April 27) saying, “We’re completely humbled by this message from Eastbourne’s A&E staff after our local team showed their appreciation for the NHS during ClapForCarers night.

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“Remember the NHS heroes in scrubs, uniforms and overalls next time you think about going out and #StayHomeSaveLives.”

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