The defibrillator went missing from St Margaret's Church, Broughty Ferry. Image: Google Street View
A defibrillator which went missing from outside a Broughty Ferry church has been recovered.
Police had made an appeal after the emergency medical equipment disappeared from outside St Margaret’s Church on Guthrie Terrace some time between April 3 and May 1.
It’s been confirmed that the defibrillator was used by a member of the public in a genuine emergency and has now been returned to the church.
A Police Scotland spokesperson conformed that the lifesaving piece of kit had now been returned.
They added: Following a a public appeal it has been established that the defibrillator was used in a genuine emergency.
“It has now been returned to the church for future use.
“We thank the public for their help in ensuring the defibrillator’s safe return.”
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‘Missing’ defibrillator returned to Broughty Ferry church after ‘genuine emergency’
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