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Mother of stabbed Herne Bay teenager calls for more public bleed kits
Overview
Camille Harrington, whose 19-year-old son Ashton was fatally stabbed in Kent on Good Friday, is campaigning for more publicly accessible bleed control kits to be installed in town centres to help save lives.
Key points
- Camille Harrington's 19-year-old son, Ashton, died from stab wounds in Kent.
- She is calling for more publicly accessible bleed control kits to be installed in town centres.
- She believes these emergency first-aid kits can provide the critical difference between life and death in knife crime incidents.
- Ashton Harrington was a father and was described by his mother as having a 'heart of gold'.