No one has all the facts, people should avoid jumping to conclusions due to the complexity of the situation. Mayor Andy Burnham
London - New footage of the incident at Manchester Airport has come to light, in which three police officers were allegedly attacked at Manchester Airport. Later, an officer kicked a person on the head.
According to British broadcaster Manchester Evening News, footage captured on video showed an officer kicking a man in the head as he fell face down on the floor. Suspended after the video was widely shared, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) announced that an investigation was ongoing with the officer in the next steps to determine whether the case would be prosecuted by the Crown. The prosecution service should be referred or the officer should face disciplinary action.
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham told Sky News it was a complex situation but a very violent one and there were issues on both sides. He stressed that he should avoid jumping to conclusions due to the complexity of the situation. During the investigation, police have appealed to witnesses to upload information, photos, or footage on a public portal. During or after the flight, T2 will be held in the baggage hall.
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The second incident was a violent altercation at the T2 Starbucks around 10pm involving members of the public. The report said that in the videos, a policeman could be seen being choked and an officer's nose broken, according to a source. It is also said that a male passenger allegedly pushed his trolley toward Fahir and Emad's mother, then at 8.22pm the woman met her sons and told them about the incident on the flight. told about.
The violent incident then erupted at a Starbucks coffee shop at the terminal. Six minutes later, a male officer and two female police officers stopped the victim's family at the car park ticket machines. can be seen throwing a punch that breaks the nose of a police officer. He later knocks down another female police officer. His brother Imad can then be seen punching a male-armed officer, causing the officer to fall into a chair. goes.
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After the new footage emerged, Birmingham lawyer Ahmed Yaqoob, who represents the victim's family, has publicly said he does not condone violence. I don't promote violence he declared, explaining his role in de-escalating the situation, saying he was trying to defuse the whole situation because I was the one who drove the protesters home from Rochdale police station. An appeal was made
