Mark of respect
Daily Mirror UK|July 27, 2024
Thousands donated in honour of soldier stabbed in street
SIMON MURPHY and PATRICK HILL
Mark of respect

WELL-WISHERS have flooded a knifed army officer's D-Day charity fundraiser with support after his attack sending donations soaring over £12,000.

Lt Col Mark Teeton raised more than £2,000 for a veterans' mental health charity with a 44-mile run he took part in last month.

But since his name emerged as the victim of Tuesday's stabbing near a barracks in Gillingham, Kent, donations have surged on his Combat Stress fundraising page.

By yesterday evening, the total had passed £12,000 smashing his original £1,750 goal.

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