Hero who helped victims of Manchester Arena terror attack killed in road crash
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dailyrecord.co.ukterror attack was killed in a road crash. Darron Coster used his Royal Military Police training to help those injured from the bombing which claimed the lives of 22 people in May 2017.
Mr Coster, who served in Northern Ireland, was collecting his son from the Ariana Grande concert when Salman Abedi detonated his suicide device, Manchester Evening News reports.
Then aged 50, Mr Coster walked towards the explosion and closed the doors to stop people outside witnessing the horror.He texted his son to make sure he was safe, then spent the next 30 minutes helping the injured.Giving evidence to the public inquiry into the attack the dad said some young arena staff, who he described as teenagers, were in 'quite a state', adding: "I told them if.
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