Silent Witness star Liz Carr thanks NHS staff as she speaks about "frightening" scissor attack
The actor says she is looking forward to getting back to playing Clarissa Mullery on the BBC drama after the ordeal
Silent Witness actor Liz Carr has thanked the "amazing" NHS staff who treated her after she was attacked by a man wielding two pairs of scissors near Euston station in London on Tuesday.
Posting on Twitter, she wrote:
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Silent Witness co-star Emilia Fox also backed Liz's support for #SavetheNHS as she tweeted "HUGE amounts of love" to her fellow actor:
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Carr, who plays forensic scientist Clarissa Mullery in the BBC crime drama, was taken to hospital when she received "minor cuts" in the incident. She was discharged shortly afterwards.
The star, who suffers from congenital disorder arthrogryposis multiplex congenita and is a wheelchair user, was with her carer just before 8pm on Tuesday evening when the attack occurred.
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