Twin brother praises cop as 'Superman' following accusation of hit and run.

Hospitalized detective asks if suspect has been caught by colleagues.

September 23rd 2024.

Twin brother praises cop as 'Superman' following accusation of hit and run.
A brave and dedicated police officer from Western Australia, Detective Senior Constable Greg McDougall, was tragically injured during a police operation last Friday. His family, who lovingly refer to him as "Superman", have been by his side since the incident.

Despite suffering from 16 broken ribs, a broken arm, and a fractured foot, Detective McDougall's first concern upon waking up in the hospital was whether his colleagues had caught the suspect they were pursuing. His 17 years of experience in the force had prepared him for the dangerous and unpredictable nature of his job, but nothing could have prepared him for this.

The incident occurred when Detective McDougall, on foot, approached a Toyota Hilux in an attempt to speak with a wanted man inside. The shocking CCTV footage captured the moment he was struck and dragged by the vehicle, leaving him in critical condition. However, his family and colleagues have been amazed by his strength and resilience throughout this ordeal.

His twin brother, Chris McDougall, shared their family's initial fears when they heard the news. "Friday night was touch and go, we were just hoping he would make it through the night. But once he was stabilized on Saturday, he seemed to get a lot better," he said in an interview with 9News. "And every time he woke up, he was just so strong. He always gave us a thumbs up, even in such a difficult situation."

Despite the severity of his injuries, Detective McDougall's spirits remain high and his family is in awe of his bravery. "He's so tough, he's like Superman to us. He's been through so much," Chris added. The family has been overwhelmed with love and support from the community, as well as updates on the progress of the investigation.

The alleged driver of the vehicle, Brenden Ross Green, has been charged with serious offences, including dangerous driving causing grievous bodily harm. Police also found a kilogram of methamphetamine, worth $1 million, in his possession. The injured officer's twin brother shared that one of Detective McDougall's first questions upon waking up was whether they had caught the suspect.

In addition to being a dedicated member of the police force, Detective McDougall is also a loving father and family man. His close-knit family, who describe themselves as soulmates, have been by his bedside every day. "We do everything together, we talk at least three times a day," Chris said. "He loves his kids so much, Lily, Georgie, and Indy. He's a real family man."

The community can stay updated on Detective McDougall's progress through their WhatsApp channel, with no comments or algorithms to worry about. For now, his family is just grateful that he is alive and fighting.

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