Daniel Clayton-Drabble

Died

26 December 2018

Age

Rank

Police Constable

Force

Thames Valley Police

Cause

Road Traffic Collision (RTC)

Duty Status

Travelling From

Roll of Honour Citation

Died from the injuries he sustained as he travelled home from night duty at Milton Keynes police station when he was involved in a single vehicle accident.

Roll of Honour Citation

Died from the injuries he sustained as he travelled home from night duty at Milton Keynes police station when he was involved in a single vehicle accident.

Circumstances

Having finished night duty at Milton Keynes police station he was travelling home from duty. About 7.40am whilst on an unclassified road between the A5 and Whittlebury near Towcaster in Northamptonshire he was involved in a single vehicle accident and sustained fatal injuries. Thames Valley Police’s Chief Constable said Daniel would be "very sadly missed". PC Clayton-Drabble joined the force as a Special Constable in 2012 before joining as a regular Constable in 2014. His colleagues lined the route at his funeral for the cortege as it arrived at a crematorium in Milton Keynes. The cortege arrived at the Oak Chapel, Crownhill Crematorium with a police motorcade and was then escorted to the chapel by officers from the force's mounted section. The Police Roll of Honour Trust presented Daniel’s family with a memorial plaque and scroll in his memory.

Died from the injuries he sustained as he travelled home from night duty at Milton Keynes police station when, about 7:40am, he was involved in a single vehicle accident on an unclassified road between the A5 and Whittlebury, near Towcaster in Northamptonshire. Thames Valley Police’s Chief Constable said Daniel would be “very sadly missed”.

PC Clayton-Drabble joined the force as a Special Constable in 2012 before joining as a regular Constable in 2014.

His colleagues lined the route at his funeral for the cortege as it arrived at a crematorium in Milton Keynes. The cortege arrived at the Oak Chapel, Crownhill Crematorium with a police motorcade and was then escorted to the chapel by officers from the force’s mounted section.

The Police Roll of Honour Trust presented Daniel’s family with a memorial plaque and scroll in his memory.