Police have thanked members of the public for their help in two incidents on the same day in York.
Both were on Ouse Bridge in the city centre.
In a community message today (Saturday), PCSO Grenville Dowson wrote: “Yesterday, officers responded twice to reports of individuals in distress on Ouse Bridge in York.
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“Thanks to the quick actions and compassion of members of the public, both people were brought to safety before police arrived and were able to provide further support.
“We want to thank those who stepped in – your awareness and kindness made a real difference.
“If you or someone you know is struggling, please remember that help is available. You do not need to face difficult feelings alone.”
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PCSO Dowson added: “It’s OK to ask for help. Talking to someone can be the first step toward feeling better.
“Thank you again to the members of the public who acted quickly and with compassion yesterday. Together, we can continue to look out for one another.”