Logan had suffered a traumatic leg injury and was in an immense amount of pain, as he waited for care. The Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) team was called to the scene, arriving by air ambulance. The duty crew consisting of a HEMS Doctor and HEMS Paramedic assessed Logan’s injury and administered advanced pain relief, then he was transferred by road ambulance to Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast.

Logan had suffered a compound right tibial fracture and due to the severity of his injury, he had a long road to recovery. He spent a week in hospital during which he had an ilizarov frame fitted to his leg which was in place for 8 months. Logan then had months of physiotherapy at Musgrave Park Hospital, which really helped his leg heal. Two years on, Logan has made a fantastic recovery and his leg has healed remarkably well. Shortly after his cage was removed in March 2019, Logan returned to normal life, and was able to attend a concert. Logan still plays football with his friends and has also found a new love for skateboarding!