Police officer died after chasing phone thieves

detective Adele Cashman collapsed while chasing suspects after phone snatched from the hand of the woman in London

A detective who collapsed and died in service was further alleged thieves phones at the time, the Metropolitan Police said.

detective Adele Cashman, 30, an officer of the response team based at the police station in Kentish Town, driving when she collapsed in Belsize Park Gardens, Camden, at 21:45 Monday. She died at the hospital shortly after. A post-mortem examination to be held Tuesday.

The smartphone was torn from the hand of a 59 year old woman who lives in Haverstock Hill and "beloved and dedicated" officer chased two suspects.

The officer joined the Metropolitan Police in 2006 and was stationed in Wandsworth Town, where he worked as a PC. He moved to Camden in 2010, a police inspector.

Commander Tony Eastaugh

said. "The thoughts of all members of the Metropolitan Police are much Adèle family, friends and colleagues at this extremely difficult time in Camden Adele worked and municipalities both Wandsworth and was held in high esteem by all who knew her - that will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege to work with him "

through town commander, Richard Tucker, Camden police said. "Adele was an officer beloved and dedicated Camden We are completely devastated by his sudden death and our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends at this time tragically sad."

two 17 year olds have been arrested and questioned about the incident.

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