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A 20-year-old man who died after jumping into the River Thames to save a woman “deserves” to be recognised for his actions, his fellow rescuer…
Share A 20-year-old Nigerian-born who drowned after jumping into the River Thames in Britain to rescue a woman who fell from London Bridge has been nominated for a bravery award, the Daily Mail of UK reported. The City of London Police nominated Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole for the award after he lost his life diving into the river after spotting the woman fall from the bridge. Police have said it is ‘absolutely right’ that he is nominated for the award from the Royal Humane Society. The force is also looking to award him with a commendation from Commissioner Ian Dyson. Known as Jimi, Mr Olu...
Share Known as Jimi, Mr Olubunmi-Adewole was on his way home from work around midnight on April 26 when the woman fell from the bridge. After diving in to rescue her, the woman and another man who also jumped into the water were rescued by the Coastguard and the Metropolitan Police's river unit, but Jimi was not found after a search which called off after more than an hour. Police then said a body which was later formally identified to be that of Jimi was discovered at 6am on Saturday. A City of London Police spokesperson said: 'We feel that is absolutely right to recognise the bravery a...
Hero who died saving woman in River Thames nominated for bravery award Gemma Parry For Mailonline and PA Media © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A 20-year-old man who died after jumping into the River Thames to rescue a woman who fell from London Bridge has been nominated for a bravery award. The City of London Police nominated Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole for the award after he lost his life diving into the river after spotting the woman fall from the bridge. Police have said it is 'absolutely right' that he is nominated for the award from the Royal Humane Societ...