@@VictorVictory-ht2cpyou ever been to India. That guy got off lightly. A guy attempted to pick pocket me in India and the police noticed it. I won't even go into detail what they did to him. Safe to say he never tried it on a foreigner again.
Why are not police in custody or get prosecuted when people die in their custody?........loads of times and nothing gets done police committing crimes and nothing gets done police targeting people because of their race and nothing is done.....
@@abdullahk8691 the son threw one punch, the officer hit back with many. watch carefully. the officer is not innocent but the out of control sons aren't either, jumping on top of armed officers and attacking women despite being in their 20s and 30s
As a British born Pakistani Muslim I am utterly disgusted & ashamed of both the brothers. The officers deserve a medal. I can't understand how anyone can say the officer lost control. The poor guys litterly had his head kicked in multiple times. Give him a break for god's sake he's human not a machine. How do you think he felt?
Obviously you've never had a run in wi the polis if you think this is new behavior by the police. I've seen guys with there hands up comply with polis commands then been beat to the ground by 3 policemen and what happened to them. Nothing.
It was in a car park vending machoine space there wasn't 100s or 1000s of people in danger, funny how we haven't heard of the reasons for the excessive arrest and tasering in the first place yet by the police you'd think they'd be keen to state that from the start to try and justify the arrest
Nope armed police HAVE to use their feet as they CANNOT let go of their primary weapon! Second if these lads have duel nationality revoke their British citizenship now!
@@NB-nk1qy - Tommy Robinson has duel citizenship (he has an EU passport) and has been arrested for assaulting a police officer... So glad you want him removed from the country - After all, you're not a hypocrite are you... 😉👍
@@ravenchunter the platform, TH-cam? Yeah people don't come here for the mainstream news.😂 And no, you are not required to watch the full video to comment.
The first caller was correct. That officer had just been beaten by these men and so was likely injured too. He should not be to blame. And yes, if you attack an armed police officer then you can expect to be shot. That's not the same as saying you will be shot. But only a fool or someone in uncontrolled rage would physically attack an armed police officer.
He was hit around the back of the head numerous times a few seconds earlier and was probably concussed. When they say he lost his control (second caller), they are not taking into consideration that he was not in a normal way of thinking - no human would be.
My sense was that those officers were st risk of having their firearms snatched and being shot. If was very tense and they behaved with considerable restraint under those circumstances. How judgemental the British public are to your eternal detriment.
The officer was shot full of adrenaline and had multiple blows to the back of the head. People lose their normal levels of restraint when concussed. The only people to blame here are the lads that attacked the police.
Police officers are trained for this and are held to a higher standard. The guy was immobilized with a taser and this idiot cop reacted unprofessionally. He should not have ever been issued a warrant card.
@@mclumperty617You know so little of adrenaline in a fight, beta. The police did show restraint or that guy would have had a skull fracture. He's lucky, after he landed that many punches on more than one officer, he's lucky he wasn't killed.
1 They are not meant to slam teenagers heads into vendors. 2 Cops are not meant to go around throwing punches first, it’s not part of the law. 3 All this before the kick /stomp on the head being tasered. 4 Police even assaulted bystanders videoing and pepper sprayed and arrested… bare that in mind when you video something outside in public, would you be okay with being pepper sprayed
@@dgarzaart2000 That's a very butch answer, poppet. Is it NORMAL, in your would-be, roughty-toughty world, for folk to kick the defenceless in the head? If that's the case, that doesn't strike me - pardon the pun - as very butch, really. Play a bit o' rugby, poppet. It's cathartic. Teaches one to control one's adrenaline. Pip pip.
@@RaviKumar-gz7eg There's always room for one more.. and government waste plenty of money they can hold back. If 2020 was an emergency to waste billions (despite local hospitals not suffering until at least a year later) then having no prisons is too
These two suspects will be charged with GBH under Section 89 offences under the Police Act 1996. If convicted of GBH they will face up to five years’ imprisonment (or seven years’ if the assault was racially or religiously aggravated) without intent, or up to a life sentence if the assault was committed with intent to cause GBH or wounding. Educate yourself before writing asinine comments that serve zero purpose & are completely fictional!
No. There are laws and standards, protocols and procedures. What is wrong with people??? Sure, the men were certainly in the wrong for their attack. But so was the officer to kick and stamp on someone’s head when they are on the floor being tasered. This is easy, I don’t understand how people are acting like because they broke someone’s nose the officer is allowed to retaliate in his own capacity. Grow up
The Police has been completely vindicated. An attack on an armed policeman would have met with lethal force anywhere else…this police officer used limited force to neutralise a potentially extremely dangerous situation at an airport, a high security location.
Limited force? He kicked a man in the head then stamped on it while the man was face down being tazed. How authoritarian do you want Britain to be? The copper in question will most likely lose his job.
@@mariaharmani5013 the man still represented a potential danger…he was fighting back and represented a risk to both Police officers and members of the public. He could have stood up and take the weapon off the officer. This is a high security environment, one should not mess around with armed officers. A Police officer cannot use his hands if holding a weapon, hence he used his feet… I am sure one wouldn’t mind the force to use any method to stop a situation from escalating. There is no right nor wrong in a situation like this, security has to prevail.
The solicitor for the bloke kicked in was claiming his clients didn’t do anything wrong and that the police just attacked them. Why didn’t Greater Manchester police chief Steve Watson not back his officers and show the incident and context behind it instead of letting the msm to manipulate the publics opinion. The second video changes a lot of things. We need to see all the videos and audio of the lead up to the arrest.
No we don’t! They are two separate things! The two suspects who attacked the police will no doubt be charged with GBH under Section 89 offences under the Police Act 1996, as well as any additional charges prior to the altercation. Under no circumstances is a police officer allowed to kick & stamp on a suspect’s head, unless it is as a last resort & still has to be considered within the remit of it being ‘reasonable force’. The suspect was rendered immobile after being tasered. Thus, the defence of reasonable force is moot.
@@scousertommy8220 I would argue in the officer's defense that after being sucker punched they were confused, and everyone involved should be thankful that he didn't discharge his weapon
You guys don't know the law. The police officer in the 2nd video walked behind the guy and jumped on him before telling him what his getting arrested for and the guy did what any human being will do when his getting attacked without knowing what's going on. So I can see that they'll not get charged for this 🤷🏾♂️
The 2nd caller is talking bs, the military in Ireland were controlled, we were violent and out of control at certain times. that policeman had control coz he could have pulled out his pistol after he had been pummelled to the head a few times, idiots who have not been in these sutuations have not got a clue.
This was the THIRD incident involving these animals, starting on the aircraft.The officer had been beaten by two attackers and had no idea where the next attack was coming from. The male in blue had his hand on his firearm as they fell to the floor, watch in slow motion. His hand is then under his body momentarily. I dread to think what would have happened if those two WPC’s were on their own, they were both dropped by punches and woukd have been helpless in keeping their firearms, one had a broken nose and when she got up she could hardly stand.
The women! Won't anyone think of the women! Give me a break. I've been to rough pubs and seen guys six foot tall being brought down by women half their size.
So you're suggesting that a police officer should not be held to a higher standard than thugs? You're suggesting that we allow officers to assault people if they feel like it?
They advocated for SHOOTING People as a response to assault! Would you advocate that in general public life? The police are suppose to be role models and have a trained response not act the same and do random acts like a general public angrily responding. That is not SENSE it is just Trumpy Propaganda and excusing abuse of power.
He didn’t get shot though did he? The police officer showed remarkable restraint by only kicking him, he could have shot him. These aren’t ’preceding events’, it’s the same, single, ongoing event. The situation was out of control and the police HAD TO bring it under control.
@@Suksass Yes, very restrained for not shooting him. The assailant had just put 2 officers down, the officer was then facing multiple attackers essentially on his own. There was no guarantee the taser would keep him down. He had to get the upper hand immediatly and prevent further escalation that would have most likely ended in deaths. If you’ve seen the full video and are still backing the terrorists then you’re an utter 🤡
@@scousertommy8220 Don’t be daft mate, it was the middle of an ongoing fight. The attacker had just metered out extreme violence to multiple officers. Just because he was momentarily dropped by a taser that didn’t guarantee anything was over. Shooting him was an option that they didn’t use but justifiably could have and bullets do more harm than boots. Do you think the cops should have offered him a cup of tea and asked if he wanted to talk about his feelings?
@@keifer7813it was a life and death situation so the kicking was understandable not unlawful under the circumstances. Ignoring the fact that the two men were behaving like animals and no mention of the policewoman who was beaten up left with a broken nose. If the role was reversed we know it would have a different outcome
Also, they failed to mention that the armed officer is not allowed to use his hands due to holding an fully automatic weapon, so in essence he had to use his foot
The cops came to arrest them and they resisted and you know why they resisted two reasons why 1. They felt they'd been sticking up for their mam in the incident prior that the police had come to Nick them for 2 two of the arresting officers were tiny women that,s not gonna cut it with two big men.. is it? No fear factor whatsoever...if you gonna send cops to arrest two big rilled up men, send say 4 big men I suggest, not two little ladies and one man there size, law and order involves volatile elements like violence and intimidation, it's not about filling quotas, it's about there been enough of a presence of you can't mess around here, no matter how angry you're feeling
@@IshtarNike obviously he wasn't because he is not handcuffed, as soon as shock stopped he could get up again in seconds. Plenty video of that happened.
@@Suksasscorruption. The BBC’s finances are funny. They lie and mislead. They’re paid by the EU while covering Brexit, the Clintons while covering the election, bill gates while covering climate change and vaccines, then they lie and pretend they’re speaking in some sort official capacity when they know they’re not. They’ll talk of “misinformation” while lieing for some funny money on the side. It’s false advertising of who and what they are. That’s before you even get into the crimes they’ve covered up in house. This needs investigating.
So if sarah everard never complied and decided to resist arrest and fight wayne should she have been shot also??? What happens when an on duty officer is also rogue and starts to beat up someone during arrest, should the average citizen just stand still and not defend themselves? of course I condemn assault on police officers in general but at the same time so many corrupt officers are actively on the clock
News Media posts "Police kick man head in" Social Media posts the FULL Video of what exactly happened. It amazing how quick the politicians and liberals are quick to jump to Judge Jury and Executor towards a Police Officer.
It's amazing how quickly the police officer was to jump to judge, jury and executor towards a suspect. He's not there to kick others in the head irrespective of what they've done.
@@OneEyedWheeler It wasn't cool of him to lose his temper or control to do that and he should be punished. But what I am pointing out is the News Media showed ONLY one side of the coin, not the whole picture.
Most of these callers show where the country is at right now, complete compassion for any criminals & hate towards police. identical to the U.S right now. There is no recovery to this madness.
Sorry, that's just self righteous nonsense. I don't automatically take the side of a criminal or dislike police, but police must be held to higher standards than the public, or they would be no more than paid thugs. Regardless of the situation, this officer should never have kicked a man that had just been tased. It's unprofessional, and officers, especially firearms officers, need to be professional. If they can't handle the situation they are in, then maybe they should not be in that situation.
@@alwhyte6533public officials must be representative of the public. Otherwise it's tyranny. But they should be better than the public. Whilst never daring to believe they're better, because we're all equal! But also.. they should be better It makes perfect sense to me
@@alwhyte6533 Ive seen multiple police videos where they were too soft and the criminal physically overpowered a taser and took their weapon killing the 2 officers and getting away
@@mt3776 We are all bound to have our perspectives, bud. I'm not surprised that the guy or his mates and others saw the citizens as the victims and I'm not surprised there are people with a contrary perspective. In reality, both parties did wrong. Manchester police force saw fit to suspend the officer. Who knows what the future holds, but you can't prosecute someone for a 'misleading clip' because of when they got to their phones and pressed 'record' in a quick and volatile incident and then posting it on social media to raise awareness. I'm happy I saw both clips.
@JreneMay-xi9xq They may have pressed record some seconds after the incident started but they would have seen what happened immediately before, so knew that sending the recording to the press was not the whole picture, but that's what they were trying to imply. Devious and quite shameful.
I consider myself relatively well travelled. I've never had a problem with police in any airport I've been in. Once I was asked for a more thorough frisked search, I complied. Police officers don't walk around the airport looking to beat up travelers. It's when you do things in airports that attract the attention of the police that gets you into trouble. Looking at this it escalated fast. In this instance the police should be able to defend themselves and contain the incident. Cue the abuse.
We've seen the whole video and once again the media has to learn to stop putting out snippets to fit a narrative. Personally considering what took place at the start the police officer should be reinstated to work.we moan when they do nothing and then victimise them when they do.
@@alwhyte6533Correct they do need to be held to a higher standard. But why suspend the officer? There is no difference to the investigation, between the officer being on ‘restricted duties’ (come into work and do admin tasks) and suspended on full pay. Yet again, weak leaders failing to remember the Peelian principle of “police without fear or favour” and being cowed by the mob. Pathetic.
The media should not be putting out videos like this until it’s been investigated. They ramp up the mood and encourage bad feeling. They have a lot to answer for.
It wasn't the media's fault. The camera phone footage was shared via social media well before it came to the attention of the mainstream media, and by then it was too big of a story to ignore. The media did share the new footage as soon as they got it.
Unpopular opinion: Police do not have power to dish out punishment, they can apprehend criminals and charge them for assaulting officers etc, but the police do not have the right to retaliate because their mate was attacked. Second caller gets it.
The Mayor of Manchester has so far kept a level headed approach to the situation. Next step is for all the armed officers to down tools and say put me back on the beat if the PC is going to get thrown under the bus. Result, no firearms response in Manchester .
Without condoning what the police have done and vilifying what the men arrested did, lets just put some common sense to this. Police have to neutralise the threat. It's not a game of tag where you touch someone and they are nullified. Anyone who does not consider the threat they are under coupled with the assault they receive as being something to consider are idiots. It's not a game for gentlemen. Some people don't play by the rules and are still extremely violent whilst in custody given the chance. If we don't support and backup our police and make allowances when they may have overstepped due to the threat posed, we will suffer in the long run. Unfortunately, but it's an absolute fact we cannot employ nursery nurses to protect us from some of the violent and criminal elements there are. The officer that did the kicking by the way, was repeatedly punched around the head by one assailant and then attacked from behind and again repeatedly punched around the head. I don't condone it and I don't condemn it but I do understand it and would have to make allowances for someone who is in one of the most risky and stressful jobs in the world.
We should ask this question why police officers approach them young man so aggressively they could approach them and speak to them nicely this is Sovereign country, we don't treat our public like a animal.
There is no obligation to talk to them “nicely”. The two suspects clearly take this from a verbal to a physical altercation. I want the suspects to be charged under Section 89 & if convicted, a custodial sentence of up to 5 years handed down. Additionally, the police officer should not have kicked & stamped on his head & should also be charged.
Imagine defending the criminals… You’re what’s wrong with society. Why did the “young man” so aggressively attack the officers including 2 female officers????
Where did you read that? for all you know it could have been going on before. I heard true or not that the mother was asked to remove her head covering???
The police officer kicked the violent guy on the head because the guy still intended to get up the floor and fight back. What do you expect the officer to do? Don't forget he was holding a gun with both hands to contain the situation. Where did he have a free hand to do something else? THE VIOLENT GUY was still trying to FIGHT BACK.
The police officer in question was hit on or around his head no less than 13 times by two separate grown men. Tell me you would not be disorientated if this happened to you. Tell me your adrenaline would not be at full pelt in that situation. The second commentator has no grasp of human response to adverse situations. In addition, the officer was armed and had to make a call on whether the perpetrators could grab his weapons.
So are you telling us that the Policeman first insulted them before the altercation? If yes please provide a source for that or else people might not believe you. I believe you, but for things to be correct please provide source
@@dastanjan320 It was some bloke that first shoved her with his trolly and then called her rasist names. She was upset and told her sons. They had a go at him and he hit them. It escalated from there and he seems to have scarpered.
2nd caller is spot on. The police are trained to a higher standard and this coppers standards took a nosedive the minute he stomped on that man’s head. The assault that the two men did to the cops should obviously go punished and face the law for their actions.
In none of those countries would the guy have had his head banged against the paymachine by the police first which seems to have triggered all of this.
Training Training Training. The officer lost some credibility for losing his cool. The police have to be respected, and in return, they should show respect.
The guys in blue deserves prison time, and will get it for the horrible assault on the police, but when he was down he should have been cuffed, not kicked in the head he lost control and the sad thing is the copper will get away with it. 😮
Watch the footage carefully, the guy in light blue reaches for the officers gun when they are on the ground and when the officer gets up the guy in light blue has his hand under his body and the officer may have kicked him because he believed he was concealing the gun.
He'd been tased and was clearly unable to get up. The officer could have easily cuffed him. Instead, he chose to kick him in the head and then stamp on him. I would suggest that he should not be in posession of a firearm.
Maybe you should all check out "Fast Jet Performance". He has put up 3 video's about this, including the showing of the CCTV footage and he dissects it and explains it very well. He is ex RAF and his dad is an ex firearms police officer.
Well seeing the whole story, punching police officers (ladies ffs), changes the story somewhat doesn't it. I'm not saying the guy should of had his head kicked and stamped on obviously he should off been arrested then charged and sent down. Wouldn't surprise me if the guy on the floor gets a massive payout to go with his new found fame and the copper on the dole. Unreal.
@@Suksass True, but seeing it, the event, and how it escalated also actually seeing the police women getting punched is going to change a lot of perceptions i think.
What am I seeing. That officer needs to be charged with assault. The suspect was down for the count. I get officers should not be assaulted but the suspect was tased and down for the count. There was no need to kick a field goal with the suspects head.
Sorry but working in care for adults with challenging behaviour and autism I have been beaten black and blue. If I were to turn around and act like that officer did I would be in handcuffs and front page of the daily mail. The police have a responsibility to safeguard the public just as carers do, even if it’s to their own detriment through injury, that’s what you sign up for. At NO point is a reasonable response to stamp on another human beings head. If you can’t keep your cool you should not work in a public facing role such as police, paramedic, nurse or Support worker as these situations could easily arise.
Regardless of any mistakes made, the framework we have creates an inherent problem. Societies train and fund police to gain the upper hand in altercations with rule-breakers. Events are more likely to be filmed by bystanders once they have already begun, with the ends of confrontations more commonly shared before their beginnings. Footage of police 'gaining the upper hand' without context consistently outrages the public. Media engagement with these stories is maximised by releasing footage in this order.
The copper is full of adrenaline like any other man would be in this situation. The fault is sending women in a situation like this. Women have no idea what it's like for a man in a fight. It's like life or death. The male coppers have to also protect the women. In this situation you need someone who is hard and that's exactly what they got. 3 other coppers got battered and he saved them all. He is a man with testosterone and adrenaline flowing to his body in the middle of a fight. Why are people claiming he should remain professional at all times. He's human. They should never allow women police to go to this type of situation. It put male police at far more risk.
Mysoginist much? The excuse that he was "full of adrenaline" is a dud one. Regardless of that, police officers have to be held to a higher standard, or they would just be thugs with warrants.
I was a female prison officer/manager for over 25 years and in violent situations we can calm things down etc., but in situations like this I have to agree with you, it doesn’t matter how you’re built as a woman, men will in almost all situations come out on top, these two were out of control, they were indiscriminately throwing punches knocking the women to the floor including their own mother they were so out of control, and I agree that, that officer was the only one who managed to control the situation and used what ever means he had to ensure that man did not get back up. Im sorry to say it, but these police women were no match for these savages, and they put the male officers in danger!
@@alwhyte6533 it's a fact of nature. You are in denial if you think testosterone and adrenaline don't play a role. You can have all the training you want but training is fake fighting. If 4 male police turned up the situation would have been handled much easier.
We can't judge the police officer who was attached by two men plus i saw he looked at his two women officer were also attacked by the other man so he may think now he has to protect himself plus the two women officers..can you imagine what's in his head? Many people may think he's over react... be honest i don't blame him. On the other hand i hope that two men also make to hold responsible what they did to the police officers.
Im with the second caller, Peter. If the policeman had to hit the guy back in a physical altercation, that's defense, that's different. There was no reason to kick the guy in the head and stomp on it, when the aggressor was already down. That's more of a vendetta and we must expect better from people of authority(police) if we are to trust them. Noone likes to be abused but being in police, you're held to a higher standard, that you can keep your composure.
No ones asking what is the backstory to this whole incident? What was said or done to these men for this to escalate? I feel when the police come in heavy handed and instead of de escalating the situation gets worse. We still only know a part of this story.
*Not the biggest fan of the police, but the way they have been portrayed in this incident is wrong... Totally within their right to defend themselves... Bottom line is they are human beings first. Police officers second... "Animals" attacking females. If animals attack your fellow female colleagues, and yourself, chances are we'd all do the same thing defending them and yourself... You're in the heat of the moment. Things happen so quickly. Emotions run high*
@@the_80skid it maybe a mitigating factor, but not a defence! His (the police officer) actions exceeded the use of ‘reasonable force’ & thus, he must be held accountable! No one should be above the law.
This woman is saying that because these are brown people and you have to treat them differently. The caller sees them as not British and invaders. She does not want to come out and say it. RIP Sonya Massey she wants more cases like this.
The police said in their statement appeal for witnesses to come forward that they were initially called following an altercation other flight, in the baggage area, and what we saw in the car park
People like this first caller allow for bad police to do bad things "because I was attacked". I mean seriously, do you think they wouldn't do a setup with Tommy Robinson to justify removing him?
I completely understand the officer was assaulted but he lost control. The guy was already on the floor when he was kicking him in the head. My brother used to work in care for challenging adults. He was assaulted multiple times He had to keep his composure and use the training given to him to take the person down safely. He wasn't allowed to start kicking them in the head Police officers should be held to a higher standard than that.
No he was unarmed no baton no pepper spray no Taser he was just in a room on his own with service users. He didn't have an option for escalating Force. He had to stay calm and use his training. If the officer was alone, I would completely buy your arguement of protecting his gun The bottom loan is they are trying to deal with situations like this And his training failed him. It could be a case of they're not getting enough training. If you like. I say if he was alone trying to deal with multiple people trying to protect a gun. You have to do what you have to do. But as he had colleagues there It was a disproportionate response to a downed suspect.
Was he beaten around the back of the head though? That'a the thing, are you taking into consideration that concussion could have affected his rationality?
The police officer punched first he shouldnt ave done ! The Victim retaliated and hit the female police officer he shdnt ave done ! The police officer with firearms lost control and then kicked and stamped on the victims head, he shdnt ave done !
The second caller said “there was no threat to life”. Those thugs beat the chit out of 2 female officers, a male officer & tried to grab their firearms, they could’ve dyed.
the teenagers did not attacked the police but defended themselves, the police in their initial contact with the suspects did not issued any section of the PACE prior to their arrest, the police by acting in this manner committed assault, its unlawful to touch anyone without consent, the whole activity of the police was completely unlawful because the police action was not covered by any invoked section of the PACE making unlawful any activity made by the police, everyone is innocent until proven guilty but the police without having probable cause readily apparent proceeded to a violent and brutal assault and arrest of two minors, its important to mention that 76 hours later the police did not charged the suspects with any criminal activity prior to the intervention of the police, for this the Manchester police is looking for members of the public to corroborate the need of the police brutality, if existed any evidence or indication to justify any arrest the police would not be asking for help from the members of the public, probable cause being readily apparent must be at the moment of arrest and not after the fact, the police officers of this incident must be all in jail.
LOOOL I didn't say anything at all about this whole incident once the initial "head kicking" incident video was released by mainstream media and the faces of the victims were blurred --- I suspected there was a back story , and this was the police force preempting through mainsteram media and managing what was already slowly making it's way into socialmedia attention ..... In my opinion, the police deserve ALL the protections they deserve to perform their professional functions, within the exacting or near exacting constraints of their professional training. I have an inkling that kicking an unarmed person in the head, and then proceeding to stamp the head of an unconscious suspect criminal on the head is not part of any police training....
The aim of justice is to restore balance and order to society as to prevent future harm, so your not strictly right, revenge on the other hand, is a personal desire to harm someone who has caused harm to oneself or others, which is often motivated by anger, hatred or a desire for retribution
I have an assult of a police officer charge from when i was 18, and troubled. I was dragged to the ground and kicked a policeman in the knee and broke it. I am grateful that i wasnt kicked in the head when i was on the floor. Once people are down they should be cuffed and all violence should stop. I think police should be able to control their temper as they are dealing with the public. The point the guy made about loosing control is correct, how can you expect to control a heated situation if you are heated yourself.
The callers that are saying the police have right to do whatever they need to do are the ones that give the police power to make crimes like Wayne Couzens did to Sarah Everard RIP.
People have obviously never seen police "kettle" protesters and innocent bystanders. The policeman in question bangs the guys head 2-3 times against the machine at the very beginning. The police didn't have control of the situation from the start. and what situation? loitering?
Unfortunately if you're an ordinary member of the public you cant defend yourself without being taken to trial and neither should the policeman who kicked that man on the ground. Yes he was attacked but when he kicked him in the face, the man on on the floor face down and no threat whatsoever.
The problem with social media is we're quicker to spread an opinion than we are to form one. Regardless of our current opinion, we need to wait for all the facts.
@@damienolympia3702 I haven’t, but I’ve read Section 89 of the Police Act 1996 & The Police (Conduct) Regulations 2020. What’s your point? I can’t quite hear your whistle!
These people criticising the bobbie losing his temper - why not join up and show how it should be done? Nah, thought not - easier to do nothing except criticise.
Second caller was right! We entrust police officers to have self control! I do not condone what happened with the Asian men punching several police officers in the face that alone warrents a proportional response from the police in which they did through the use of Taser's. But this officer lost his self control and decided to kick a detained man in the head this is not reasonable force. This is an officer we as society entrust to keep us safe by allowing them to be trained on the use of firearms and tasers... And he loses his cool in the matter of minutes of an altercation.
You're not entirely correct! The first video clip, that was shown previously, of the police kicking the suspect on the ground was horrific. However, from other camera angles the man on the floor moved his arm and head slightly. This may have been a spasm in response to the taser, but in light of the previous continuous assaults on police this may be the reason the police officer kicked him - that he was to get up. It's not clear but it must be remembered that the officer was armed.
@@fabiennemitchell2371 so why didn't't he kneel on him to restrain him and stop him getting up and his arms are still free to use firearms if necessary! Then apply handcuffs?
@@Thevariant100 You deal with the immediate threat, in seconds, from a man who showed that he was not compliant. Everything you have said occurred afterwards.
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Turns out assaulting an armed Police Officer at an International Airport is going to result in you having a bad day.
Turns out kicking a man in the head once he is restrained is going to get you suspended and arrested 😂
@@VictorVictory-ht2cphe wasn’t restrained
@@VictorVictory-ht2cpyou ever been to India. That guy got off lightly. A guy attempted to pick pocket me in India and the police noticed it. I won't even go into detail what they did to him. Safe to say he never tried it on a foreigner again.
@@VictorVictory-ht2cp stop lying
@@artistreality This the the UK, not India.
Why aren't the attackers in custody? They attacked Police officers, surely that should mean custody? 🤬
They’re on bail.
Why are not police in custody or get prosecuted when people die in their custody?........loads of times and nothing gets done police committing crimes and nothing gets done police targeting people because of their race and nothing is done.....
Because the officer threw first punch! I suggest you watch video slow motion!!!
@@abdullahk8691 NO! I've watched the slow motion.
@@abdullahk8691 the son threw one punch, the officer hit back with many. watch carefully. the officer is not innocent but the out of control sons aren't either, jumping on top of armed officers and attacking women despite being in their 20s and 30s
As a British born Pakistani Muslim I am utterly disgusted & ashamed of both the brothers. The officers deserve a medal. I can't understand how anyone can say the officer lost control. The poor guys litterly had his head kicked in multiple times. Give him a break for god's sake he's human not a machine. How do you think he felt?
We need more people like you with courage to say what you said
At an airport if you don’t comply & start fighting the police then I’ve got no sympathy for how the police treat you 🤬
Obviously you've never had a run in wi the polis if you think this is new behavior by the police. I've seen guys with there hands up comply with polis commands then been beat to the ground by 3 policemen and what happened to them. Nothing.
It was in a car park vending machoine space there wasn't 100s or 1000s of people in danger, funny how we haven't heard of the reasons for the excessive arrest and tasering in the first place yet by the police you'd think they'd be keen to state that from the start to try and justify the arrest
Its an open and ongoing investigation so commenting to justify themselves isnt an option regardless of media attention
@@Cashback13 That's because there was an incident on a plane beforehand involving them apparently.
@@AreJayCee Have you seen the violence they used on the police? I suggest you watch it before talking garbage.
Nope armed police HAVE to use their feet as they CANNOT let go of their primary weapon! Second if these lads have duel nationality revoke their British citizenship now!
@@NB-nk1qy - Tommy Robinson has duel citizenship (he has an EU passport) and has been arrested for assaulting a police officer... So glad you want him removed from the country - After all, you're not a hypocrite are you... 😉👍
Clearly color isn't influencing your hate
@@alimiah4487 They have no respect for the Law it has nothing to do with colour.
Why would they have dual nationality?
@@IbnSaifi ... Easy BS way to hava UK passport
This host is pathetic and a great example of why people don't take this type of news media seriously.
What is his point of view on the situation?
He is pathetic
"people don't take this type of news media seriously"... yet you found the time to come on the platform, watch the 16 mins + video.
@@ravenchunter the platform, TH-cam? Yeah people don't come here for the mainstream news.😂
And no, you are not required to watch the full video to comment.
Did he replace Sangita who condemned the IDF for gen?
The first caller was correct. That officer had just been beaten by these men and so was likely injured too. He should not be to blame. And yes, if you attack an armed police officer then you can expect to be shot. That's not the same as saying you will be shot. But only a fool or someone in uncontrolled rage would physically attack an armed police officer.
He was hit around the back of the head numerous times a few seconds earlier and was probably concussed. When they say he lost his control (second caller), they are not taking into consideration that he was not in a normal way of thinking - no human would be.
Clueless
My sense was that those officers were st risk of having their firearms snatched and being shot. If was very tense and they behaved with considerable restraint under those circumstances. How judgemental the British public are to your eternal detriment.
Nope.
If an officer can not control their emotions, then they should not be a police officer and certainly should not be allowed to carry firearms.
The officer was shot full of adrenaline and had multiple blows to the back of the head. People lose their normal levels of restraint when concussed. The only people to blame here are the lads that attacked the police.
Police officers are trained for this and are held to a higher standard. The guy was immobilized with a taser and this idiot cop reacted unprofessionally. He should not have ever been issued a warrant card.
@@mclumperty617You know so little of adrenaline in a fight, beta. The police did show restraint or that guy would have had a skull fracture. He's lucky, after he landed that many punches on more than one officer, he's lucky he wasn't killed.
1 They are not meant to slam teenagers heads into vendors. 2 Cops are not meant to go around throwing punches first, it’s not part of the law. 3 All this before the kick /stomp on the head being tasered. 4 Police even assaulted bystanders videoing and pepper sprayed and arrested… bare that in mind when you video something outside in public, would you be okay with being pepper sprayed
@@dgarzaart2000
That's a very butch answer, poppet.
Is it NORMAL, in your would-be, roughty-toughty world, for folk to kick the defenceless in the head? If that's the case, that doesn't strike me - pardon the pun - as very butch, really.
Play a bit o' rugby, poppet. It's cathartic. Teaches one to control one's adrenaline.
Pip pip.
@@dgarzaart2000sure, he measured the strength of his kick so it wouldn’t result in a broken skull 🤡
Why are people no longer going to prison when assaulting an officer? The prisons are full...
Prisons are full.
@@RaviKumar-gz7eg There's always room for one more.. and government waste plenty of money they can hold back. If 2020 was an emergency to waste billions (despite local hospitals not suffering until at least a year later) then having no prisons is too
@@MrVidification you're not allowed to make sense.
That's what happens when you keep voting in Tory governments who have decimated the police force.
What does it give the officer the right to assault civilians, or is it because they are not white, gorrraaaah
So we use the police as punching begs and they just take it so we dont upset anyone
These two suspects will be charged with GBH under Section 89 offences under the Police Act 1996.
If convicted of GBH they will face up to five years’ imprisonment (or seven years’ if the assault was racially or religiously aggravated) without intent, or up to a life sentence if the assault was committed with intent to cause GBH or wounding.
Educate yourself before writing asinine comments that serve zero purpose & are completely fictional!
What?
Seems like it .....
Always the usual suspects
No. There are laws and standards, protocols and procedures. What is wrong with people??? Sure, the men were certainly in the wrong for their attack. But so was the officer to kick and stamp on someone’s head when they are on the floor being tasered. This is easy, I don’t understand how people are acting like because they broke someone’s nose the officer is allowed to retaliate in his own capacity. Grow up
The Police has been completely vindicated. An attack on an armed policeman would have met with lethal force anywhere else…this police officer used limited force to neutralise a potentially extremely dangerous situation at an airport, a high security location.
Limited force? He kicked a man in the head then stamped on it while the man was face down being tazed. How authoritarian do you want Britain to be? The copper in question will most likely lose his job.
He'd be unalive in any other country
Was the man not on the floor?. What was the threat?
@@mariaharmani5013 the man still represented a potential danger…he was fighting back and represented a risk to both Police officers and members of the public. He could have stood up and take the weapon off the officer. This is a high security environment, one should not mess around with armed officers. A Police officer cannot use his hands if holding a weapon, hence he used his feet…
I am sure one wouldn’t mind the force to use any method to stop a situation from escalating.
There is no right nor wrong in a situation like this, security has to prevail.
The solicitor for the bloke kicked in was claiming his clients didn’t do anything wrong and that the police just attacked them. Why didn’t Greater Manchester police chief Steve Watson not back his officers and show the incident and context behind it instead of letting the msm to manipulate the publics opinion. The second video changes a lot of things. We need to see all the videos and audio of the lead up to the arrest.
Is it just me or does that tik tok muppet remind you of Saul 😅
No we don’t!
They are two separate things!
The two suspects who attacked the police will no doubt be charged with GBH under Section 89 offences under the Police Act 1996, as well as any additional charges prior to the altercation.
Under no circumstances is a police officer allowed to kick & stamp on a suspect’s head, unless it is as a last resort & still has to be considered within the remit of it being ‘reasonable force’. The suspect was rendered immobile after being tasered. Thus, the defence of reasonable force is moot.
@@scousertommy8220it was happening so quickly that Muslim need to be stopped he had already attacked 3 officers he is an extremely violent person
@@scousertommy8220 I would argue in the officer's defense that after being sucker punched they were confused, and everyone involved should be thankful that he didn't discharge his weapon
You guys don't know the law. The police officer in the 2nd video walked behind the guy and jumped on him before telling him what his getting arrested for and the guy did what any human being will do when his getting attacked without knowing what's going on. So I can see that they'll not get charged for this 🤷🏾♂️
This woke host is why our uk is dieing
Because he wasn't receiving the punch
Possibly one of Islam's flying without a Parachute mates😊
‘Woke Host’ ? Isn’t this the same Paul Bland that Rishi Sunak rushed back from the DD celebrations to be interviewed by ? 😂
@@FunnyTummyARTIt makes you want to weep doesn’t it 😢
The presenter is brilliant
The 2nd caller is talking bs, the military in Ireland were controlled, we were violent and out of control at certain times. that policeman had control coz he could have pulled out his pistol after he had been pummelled to the head a few times, idiots who have not been in these sutuations have not got a clue.
This was the THIRD incident involving these animals, starting on the aircraft.The officer had been beaten by two attackers and had no idea where the next attack was coming from. The male in blue had his hand on his firearm as they fell to the floor, watch in slow motion. His hand is then under his body momentarily. I dread to think what would have happened if those two WPC’s were on their own, they were both dropped by punches and woukd have been helpless in keeping their firearms, one had a broken nose and when she got up she could hardly stand.
Correct
Won’t someone PLEASE think about the armed police!
The women! Won't anyone think of the women! Give me a break. I've been to rough pubs and seen guys six foot tall being brought down by women half their size.
2 sets of animals
I know police officers and you are correct. He went for his gun.
The first caller spoke perfect sense - which there is a desperate lack of in this dreadful society.
...not this society, THEIR Society
So you're suggesting that a police officer should not be held to a higher standard than thugs? You're suggesting that we allow officers to assault people if they feel like it?
@@alwhyte6533no not if they “feel like it”. If they are attacked. Simple solution, don’t attack a police officer.
They advocated for SHOOTING People as a response to assault! Would you advocate that in general public life? The police are suppose to be role models and have a trained response not act the same and do random acts like a general public angrily responding.
That is not SENSE it is just Trumpy Propaganda and excusing abuse of power.
@@Memovich47 Yeah, allow the police to shot people!
It’s not as if the police have ever abused their powers or lied in the past, is it???
He didn’t get shot though did he?
The police officer showed remarkable restraint by only kicking him, he could have shot him.
These aren’t ’preceding events’, it’s the same, single, ongoing event.
The situation was out of control and the police HAD TO bring it under control.
By kicking a recently tased, still downed opponent?
The officer showed no restrain by kicking him.
Once the suspects fell to the ground, after being tasered, the situation WAS under control.
What wasn’t under control was the officer’s reaction!
@@Suksass Yes, very restrained for not shooting him.
The assailant had just put 2 officers down, the officer was then facing multiple attackers essentially on his own. There was no guarantee the taser would keep him down.
He had to get the upper hand immediatly and prevent further escalation that would have most likely ended in deaths.
If you’ve seen the full video and are still backing the terrorists then you’re an utter 🤡
@@Suksass He didn't know the terrorist was tasered, he'd just been sucker punched by the terrorist who was going for sidepiece.
@@scousertommy8220 Don’t be daft mate, it was the middle of an ongoing fight. The attacker had just metered out extreme violence to multiple officers. Just because he was momentarily dropped by a taser that didn’t guarantee anything was over.
Shooting him was an option that they didn’t use but justifiably could have and bullets do more harm than boots.
Do you think the cops should have offered him a cup of tea and asked if he wanted to talk about his feelings?
If the police officer had lost control he would have drawn his lethal side arm and shot the guy. Instead he used his non lethal weapon.
There are varying degrees of losing control. He definitely lost control
Hey brains, give us your 1 to 10 levels of losing control...or is this just BS!...🤔
@@leethrelfallltdo you talk to @captianscarlet or @keifer?
@@keifer7813it was a life and death situation so the kicking was understandable not unlawful under the circumstances. Ignoring the fact that the two men were behaving like animals and no mention of the policewoman who was beaten up left with a broken nose. If the role was reversed we know it would have a different outcome
@@EpicAelflaed How was it a life or death situation at the point the suspects had been incapacitated?
Also, they failed to mention that the armed officer is not allowed to use his hands due to holding an fully automatic weapon, so in essence he had to use his foot
he used his hand to slam the mans head into the vending machine stop the nonsense
If you jump a copper expect them to detain you by any means
Can you expect them to boot you in the face while you're unconscious
The cops came to arrest them and they resisted and you know why they resisted two reasons why
1. They felt they'd been sticking up for their mam in the incident prior that the police had come to Nick them for
2 two of the arresting officers were tiny women that,s not gonna cut it with two big men.. is it? No fear factor whatsoever...if you gonna send cops to arrest two big rilled up men, send say 4 big men I suggest, not two little ladies and one man there size, law and order involves volatile elements like violence and intimidation, it's not about filling quotas, it's about there been enough of a presence of you can't mess around here, no matter how angry you're feeling
Did you miss the part where the guy on the floor was already detained? Gods you people are thick.
@@IshtarNike obviously he wasn't because he is not handcuffed, as soon as shock stopped he could get up again in seconds. Plenty video of that happened.
@@ayman12321 "Fergus" just told you so.
Police do need to be protected!!!!
They have guns...if they're such cowards that they're scared of unarmed people on the ground they can get another job.
The Media got on the bandwagon quick, and the way this presenter conducts himself,is just this sort of problem!
in a way, it is the host's job to play devil's advocate... but I do feel he has his own opinions which he finds it hard to subpress.
Who controls the media in the UK and around the world? Begins with J, which is why Sangita was fired.
Zionists
Jackanory?
Jasper Carrot?
3 mins in to listening and I can’t listen to this drivel
U made it further than me 😂
@@smc2069 Me too.
John,what did we expect??? 😂
Snowflake news 😂😂😂😂
Those lads turned that situation into a no rules situation, they crossed the line massively
They didn't turn it into no rules situation. Police officers are bound by rules always and at all times.
@@SuksassSomeone talking sense!!
@@Suksass They didn’t break any rules. They need to protect the public.
@@Suksassif they feared for their lives then anything goes bruthhhha
@@TheAArmstronghe was on the ground, face down, not posing a threat
No weapons involved?? The police had guns that could easily have been taken as let’s face it they got over powerd
If they cant defend themselves the y shouldn't carry those weapons
@@thewpew6806 well they did defend themselves. Without firing their weapons. And you lot cried about it.
@@FunnyTummyART Teens who throw multiple punches and break noses…
@FunnyTummyART haha they soccer kick WAS MASHALLAH
The guy in blue had his hand in the officers weapon right before they fell.
This is nothing like George Floyd! What was this caller talking about!
Absolutely no comparison at all.
Ditto!!!
It kinda is, Candace Owen’s speaks on the truth about the George Floyd thing he was a wrongun
If I remember correctly George pointed a gun at a pregnant woman baby?
@@FunnyTummyART lslam brutality
The media needs to be investigated and charged.
For what? Did the cop not kick the criminal after the later was tased and lying on the ground?
@@Suksasscorruption. The BBC’s finances are funny. They lie and mislead. They’re paid by the EU while covering Brexit, the Clintons while covering the election, bill gates while covering climate change and vaccines, then they lie and pretend they’re speaking in some sort official capacity when they know they’re not. They’ll talk of “misinformation” while lieing for some funny money on the side. It’s false advertising of who and what they are.
That’s before you even get into the crimes they’ve covered up in house.
This needs investigating.
Found the Soviet
true, the media is playing games to get more airtime money
With what? Ffs think before you say such outlandish things and make yourself look silly
So if sarah everard never complied and decided to resist arrest and fight wayne should she have been shot also??? What happens when an on duty officer is also rogue and starts to beat up someone during arrest, should the average citizen just stand still and not defend themselves? of course I condemn assault on police officers in general but at the same time so many corrupt officers are actively on the clock
News Media posts "Police kick man head in"
Social Media posts the FULL Video of what exactly happened.
It amazing how quick the politicians and liberals are quick to jump to Judge Jury and Executor towards a Police Officer.
It's amazing how quickly the police officer was to jump to judge, jury and executor towards a suspect. He's not there to kick others in the head irrespective of what they've done.
@@OneEyedWheeler It wasn't cool of him to lose his temper or control to do that and he should be punished. But what I am pointing out is the News Media showed ONLY one side of the coin, not the whole picture.
Most of these callers show where the country is at right now, complete compassion for any criminals & hate towards police. identical to the U.S right now. There is no recovery to this madness.
Sorry, that's just self righteous nonsense. I don't automatically take the side of a criminal or dislike police, but police must be held to higher standards than the public, or they would be no more than paid thugs. Regardless of the situation, this officer should never have kicked a man that had just been tased. It's unprofessional, and officers, especially firearms officers, need to be professional. If they can't handle the situation they are in, then maybe they should not be in that situation.
@@alwhyte6533public officials must be representative of the public. Otherwise it's tyranny.
But they should be better than the public. Whilst never daring to believe they're better, because we're all equal! But also.. they should be better
It makes perfect sense to me
@@alwhyte6533 Ive seen multiple police videos where they were too soft and the criminal physically overpowered a taser and took their weapon killing the 2 officers and getting away
Maybe the cops should behave themselves and not act like thugs
They attacked Police officers, surely that should mean custody?
And maybe we should all wait for the outcome of an investigation before having a phone-in show to ask people for poorly informed opinions.
Quite so!
Those who put out misleading clips of the incident, should be called for clarification and prosecuted in the court of law for false claims.
Mate, freedom of press is a British right. You can't prosecute someone for not having pressed 'record' on their phone fast enough.
@@JreneMay-xi9xqdefamation isn’t a British right though is it?
@@mt3776 We are all bound to have our perspectives, bud. I'm not surprised that the guy or his mates and others saw the citizens as the victims and I'm not surprised there are people with a contrary perspective. In reality, both parties did wrong. Manchester police force saw fit to suspend the officer. Who knows what the future holds, but you can't prosecute someone for a 'misleading clip' because of when they got to their phones and pressed 'record' in a quick and volatile incident and then posting it on social media to raise awareness. I'm happy I saw both clips.
What false claim did they make?
@JreneMay-xi9xq They may have pressed record some seconds after the incident started but they would have seen what happened immediately before, so knew that sending the recording to the press was not the whole picture, but that's what they were trying to imply. Devious and quite shameful.
I consider myself relatively well travelled. I've never had a problem with police in any airport I've been in. Once I was asked for a more thorough frisked search, I complied. Police officers don't walk around the airport looking to beat up travelers. It's when you do things in airports that attract the attention of the police that gets you into trouble. Looking at this it escalated fast. In this instance the police should be able to defend themselves and contain the incident. Cue the abuse.
We've seen the whole video and once again the media has to learn to stop putting out snippets to fit a narrative. Personally considering what took place at the start the police officer should be reinstated to work.we moan when they do nothing and then victimise them when they do.
The police have to be held to a higher standard than the general public or they are no more than paid thugs.
@@alwhyte6533Correct they do need to be held to a higher standard. But why suspend the officer? There is no difference to the investigation, between the officer being on ‘restricted duties’ (come into work and do admin tasks) and suspended on full pay. Yet again, weak leaders failing to remember the Peelian principle of “police without fear or favour” and being cowed by the mob. Pathetic.
Translation: "Either we accept police brutality or accept police incompetence"
The media should not be putting out videos like this until it’s been investigated. They ramp up the mood and encourage bad feeling. They have a lot to answer for.
It wasn't the media's fault. The camera phone footage was shared via social media well before it came to the attention of the mainstream media, and by then it was too big of a story to ignore. The media did share the new footage as soon as they got it.
That is the way the Media works, enrage then engage.
These callers are living on another planet!!!!
Paid plants, no different to the sun putting a horrible headline.
Have a "member of the public" say it to protect themselves from ofcom
They where cherry picked by the producer. The presenter is a joke, and so is LBC
This newscaster twists words of the lady. If the Police is too nice, they will be kicked upon.
As we are seeing now after years of 2 tier policing and pandering to this lot and the LGBTQ community. They have to police impartially
They always do on LBC because they have narratives to push. They’re the same as the rest of the lying media.
Unpopular opinion: Police do not have power to dish out punishment, they can apprehend criminals and charge them for assaulting officers etc, but the police do not have the right to retaliate because their mate was attacked. Second caller gets it.
The Mayor of Manchester has so far kept a level headed approach to the situation. Next step is for all the armed officers to down tools and say put me back on the beat if the PC is going to get thrown under the bus. Result, no firearms response in Manchester .
@@gsd32i Yeah, they need to stand up and defend their colleague.
He sat on the fence, it's what labour do.
Without condoning what the police have done and vilifying what the men arrested did, lets just put some common sense to this. Police have to neutralise the threat. It's not a game of tag where you touch someone and they are nullified. Anyone who does not consider the threat they are under coupled with the assault they receive as being something to consider are idiots. It's not a game for gentlemen. Some people don't play by the rules and are still extremely violent whilst in custody given the chance. If we don't support and backup our police and make allowances when they may have overstepped due to the threat posed, we will suffer in the long run. Unfortunately, but it's an absolute fact we cannot employ nursery nurses to protect us from some of the violent and criminal elements there are. The officer that did the kicking by the way, was repeatedly punched around the head by one assailant and then attacked from behind and again repeatedly punched around the head. I don't condone it and I don't condemn it but I do understand it and would have to make allowances for someone who is in one of the most risky and stressful jobs in the world.
We should ask this question why police officers approach them young man so aggressively they could approach them and speak to them nicely this is Sovereign country, we don't treat our public like a animal.
There is no obligation to talk to them “nicely”.
The two suspects clearly take this from a verbal to a physical altercation.
I want the suspects to be charged under Section 89 & if convicted, a custodial sentence of up to 5 years handed down.
Additionally, the police officer should not have kicked & stamped on his head & should also be charged.
Imagine defending the criminals… You’re what’s wrong with society. Why did the “young man” so aggressively attack the officers including 2 female officers????
Where did you read that? for all you know it could have been going on before. I heard true or not that the mother was asked to remove her head covering???
The police officer kicked the violent guy on the head because the guy still intended to get up the floor and fight back. What do you expect the officer to do? Don't forget he was holding a gun with both hands to contain the situation. Where did he have a free hand to do something else? THE VIOLENT GUY was still trying to FIGHT BACK.
The police officer in question was hit on or around his head no less than 13 times by two separate grown men. Tell me you would not be disorientated if this happened to you. Tell me your adrenaline would not be at full pelt in that situation. The second commentator has no grasp of human response to adverse situations. In addition, the officer was armed and had to make a call on whether the perpetrators could grab his weapons.
This whole thing just shows how much power the media have to control the narrative.
Nobody is talking about the bloke that started this by assaulting and insulting their mother!!
Who was this?!
So are you telling us that the Policeman first insulted them before the altercation? If yes please provide a source for that or else people might not believe you. I believe you, but for things to be correct please provide source
@@dastanjan320 It was some bloke that first shoved her with his trolly and then called her rasist names. She was upset and told her sons. They had a go at him and he hit them. It escalated from there and he seems to have scarpered.
@@darlik1evidence?
@@kumbawithey7405 News papers, tv news, what more do you need?
2nd caller is spot on.
2nd caller is spot on. The police are trained to a higher standard and this coppers standards took a nosedive the minute he stomped on that man’s head.
The assault that the two men did to the cops should obviously go punished and face the law for their actions.
In the US - France , far east - Middle east , they would of been shot
In none of those countries would the guy have had his head banged against the paymachine by the police first which seems to have triggered all of this.
He didn’t lose control. After being beaten himself and seeing several colleagues attacked he made sure the perpetrator was no longer a threat
He should know better.
My question, why would a family attack a police officer?
Maybe it's their idea of a nice day out
Training Training Training. The officer lost some credibility for losing his cool. The police have to be respected, and in return, they should show respect.
The guys in blue deserves prison time, and will get it for the horrible assault on the police, but when he was down he should have been cuffed, not kicked in the head he lost control and the sad thing is the copper will get away with it. 😮
Would the caller be so adament if the civillians were White Anglo Saxon Protestant instead of being brown skinned?
I think not
Nothing to do with the color, don't play the race card.
@@helenh8540Why don’t you correct your punctuation and spelling before giving others imperatives?
It's all to do with the race card. @@helenh8540
Watch the footage carefully, the guy in light blue reaches for the officers gun when they are on the ground and when the officer gets up the guy in light blue has his hand under his body and the officer may have kicked him because he believed he was concealing the gun.
He'd been tased and was clearly unable to get up. The officer could have easily cuffed him. Instead, he chose to kick him in the head and then stamp on him. I would suggest that he should not be in posession of a firearm.
We all see what we want to see!
What I see is an armed officer lose control & assault a suspect!
@@alwhyte6533The word "easily" is doing a LOT of heavy lifting here..
Possible but waiting for clearer body cams
Maybe you should all check out "Fast Jet Performance". He has put up 3 video's about this, including the showing of the CCTV footage and he dissects it and explains it very well. He is ex RAF and his dad is an ex firearms police officer.
My question is 'why did the MSM only show the latter part of the video just after the incident happened?'
Something wrong there.
To elicit a response?
The "former part" surfaced only later. That's why.
Nonsense
The police were 100% correct. What a load of b....ks. Of course he lost control. How many times had he been punched.
Well seeing the whole story, punching police officers (ladies ffs), changes the story somewhat doesn't it. I'm not saying the guy should of had his head kicked and stamped on obviously he should off been arrested then charged and sent down. Wouldn't surprise me if the guy on the floor gets a massive payout to go with his new found fame and the copper on the dole. Unreal.
The officer was probably concussed, who on earth thinks rationally after being beaten around the back of the head?
Story remains unchainged because we already knew what happened prior.
@@idratherbeaphilthanajustin9533Police officers are trained to think rationally.
@@Suksass True, but seeing it, the event, and how it escalated also actually seeing the police women getting punched is going to change a lot of perceptions i think.
@@Suksass Not when they have been concussed they aren't.
First caller needs to be psychologically evaluated
So whatever violence happens to me is irrelevant …
OK … I quit … You can sort it out yourself next time.
What am I seeing. That officer needs to be charged with assault. The suspect was down for the count. I get officers should not be assaulted but the suspect was tased and down for the count. There was no need to kick a field goal with the suspects head.
Everybody is wise afterwards. The officer didn't know he was neutralized by the woman police. He was in fight.
Narinda Kaur soon changed her tune on twitter
Bet she did. Would have been happy to play the victim all the way to the bank though. Despicable lot
Narinda Kaur is a nice woman and I like her. Some people are rude and mean to her.
Sorry but working in care for adults with challenging behaviour and autism I have been beaten black and blue. If I were to turn around and act like that officer did I would be in handcuffs and front page of the daily mail.
The police have a responsibility to safeguard the public just as carers do, even if it’s to their own detriment through injury, that’s what you sign up for.
At NO point is a reasonable response to stamp on another human beings head. If you can’t keep your cool you should not work in a public facing role such as police, paramedic, nurse or Support worker as these situations could easily arise.
Regardless of any mistakes made, the framework we have creates an inherent problem. Societies train and fund police to gain the upper hand in altercations with rule-breakers. Events are more likely to be filmed by bystanders once they have already begun, with the ends of confrontations more commonly shared before their beginnings. Footage of police 'gaining the upper hand' without context consistently outrages the public. Media engagement with these stories is maximised by releasing footage in this order.
I agree with caller 2. That policeman lost control. He should not be in uniform.
The copper is full of adrenaline like any other man would be in this situation. The fault is sending women in a situation like this. Women have no idea what it's like for a man in a fight. It's like life or death. The male coppers have to also protect the women.
In this situation you need someone who is hard and that's exactly what they got. 3 other coppers got battered and he saved them all.
He is a man with testosterone and adrenaline flowing to his body in the middle of a fight. Why are people claiming he should remain professional at all times. He's human. They should never allow women police to go to this type of situation. It put male police at far more risk.
I am willing to accept this risk so that we can have more beautiful women police ladies .
Mysoginist much? The excuse that he was "full of adrenaline" is a dud one. Regardless of that, police officers have to be held to a higher standard, or they would just be thugs with warrants.
I was a female prison officer/manager for over 25 years and in violent situations we can calm things down etc., but in situations like this I have to agree with you, it doesn’t matter how you’re built as a woman, men will in almost all situations come out on top, these two were out of control, they were indiscriminately throwing punches knocking the women to the floor including their own mother they were so out of control, and I agree that, that officer was the only one who managed to control the situation and used what ever means he had to ensure that man did not get back up. Im sorry to say it, but these police women were no match for these savages, and they put the male officers in danger!
@@alwhyte6533 it's a fact of nature. You are in denial if you think testosterone and adrenaline don't play a role. You can have all the training you want but training is fake fighting. If 4 male police turned up the situation would have been handled much easier.
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Trouble is that if you give thugs and simpletons a power rangers outfit guaranteed they will abuse their powers.
After kicking the Guy in blue lying on the floor, this police officer kicked and punched his brother who was sitting with his hands up.
The one who punched his own mother 😂
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We can't judge the police officer who was attached by two men plus i saw he looked at his two women officer were also attacked by the other man so he may think now he has to protect himself plus the two women officers..can you imagine what's in his head? Many people may think he's over react... be honest i don't blame him. On the other hand i hope that two men also make to hold responsible what they did to the police officers.
Yes we can judge him and we should. Both sides should be held responsible for their own actions.
Im with the second caller, Peter. If the policeman had to hit the guy back in a physical altercation, that's defense, that's different. There was no reason to kick the guy in the head and stomp on it, when the aggressor was already down. That's more of a vendetta and we must expect better from people of authority(police) if we are to trust them. Noone likes to be abused but being in police, you're held to a higher standard, that you can keep your composure.
No ones asking what is the backstory to this whole incident? What was said or done to these men for this to escalate? I feel when the police come in heavy handed and instead of de escalating the situation gets worse. We still only know a part of this story.
*Not the biggest fan of the police, but the way they have been portrayed in this incident is wrong... Totally within their right to defend themselves... Bottom line is they are human beings first. Police officers second... "Animals" attacking females. If animals attack your fellow female colleagues, and yourself, chances are we'd all do the same thing defending them and yourself... You're in the heat of the moment. Things happen so quickly. Emotions run high*
@@the_80skid it maybe a mitigating factor, but not a defence!
His (the police officer) actions exceeded the use of ‘reasonable force’ & thus, he must be held accountable! No one should be above the law.
This woman is saying that because these are brown people and you have to treat them differently. The caller sees them as not British and invaders. She does not want to come out and say it. RIP Sonya Massey she wants more cases like this.
The police harm more people than they get harmed it goes to show the ignorance of this woman caller
It will be interesting to find out what happened on their flight to UK.
The police said in their statement appeal for witnesses to come forward that they were initially called following an altercation other flight, in the baggage area, and what we saw in the car park
People like this first caller allow for bad police to do bad things "because I was attacked". I mean seriously, do you think they wouldn't do a setup with Tommy Robinson to justify removing him?
I completely understand the officer was assaulted but he lost control. The guy was already on the floor when he was kicking him in the head.
My brother used to work in care for challenging adults. He was assaulted multiple times He had to keep his composure and use the training given to him to take the person down safely. He wasn't allowed to start kicking them in the head Police officers should be held to a higher standard than that.
Was he trained to take the person down while keeping his hands on his gun at all times like the officer was?
No he was unarmed no baton no pepper spray no Taser he was just in a room on his own with service users. He didn't have an option for escalating Force. He had to stay calm and use his training.
If the officer was alone, I would completely buy your arguement of protecting his gun The bottom loan is they are trying to deal with situations like this And his training failed him. It could be a case of they're not getting enough training.
If you like. I say if he was alone trying to deal with multiple people trying to protect a gun. You have to do what you have to do. But as he had colleagues there It was a disproportionate response to a downed suspect.
Your brother didn't work with a weapon that couldn't get in the wrong hands either. Much respect to your brother working in care. Not an easy job.
Was he beaten around the back of the head though? That'a the thing, are you taking into consideration that concussion could have affected his rationality?
Totally agree. If that copper can't control himself then he has no business carrying a gun.
The police officer punched first he shouldnt ave done !
The Victim retaliated and hit the female police officer he shdnt ave done !
The police officer with firearms lost control and then kicked and stamped on the victims head, he shdnt ave done !
TONIGHT'S NEWS
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Attacker takes gun,
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The second caller said “there was no threat to life”. Those thugs beat the chit out of 2 female officers, a male officer & tried to grab their firearms, they could’ve dyed.
Not defending anyone but police officer threw first punch. He needs correct training and the men need training in behaviour!!!!
The same man who stamped on the charity workers head also threw the first punch
the teenagers did not attacked the police but defended themselves, the police in their initial contact with the suspects did not issued any section of the PACE prior to their arrest, the police by acting in this manner committed assault, its unlawful to touch anyone without consent, the whole activity of the police was completely unlawful because the police action was not covered by any invoked section of the PACE making unlawful any activity made by the police, everyone is innocent until proven guilty but the police without having probable cause readily apparent proceeded to a violent and brutal assault and arrest of two minors, its important to mention that 76 hours later the police did not charged the suspects with any criminal activity prior to the intervention of the police, for this the Manchester police is looking for members of the public to corroborate the need of the police brutality, if existed any evidence or indication to justify any arrest the police would not be asking for help from the members of the public, probable cause being readily apparent must be at the moment of arrest and not after the fact, the police officers of this incident must be all in jail.
Police officers are trained so they should know how to handle this without kicking a man lying on the floor
LOOOL I didn't say anything at all about this whole incident once the initial "head kicking" incident video was released by mainstream media and the faces of the victims were blurred --- I suspected there was a back story , and this was the police force preempting through mainsteram media and managing what was already slowly making it's way into socialmedia attention .....
In my opinion, the police deserve ALL the protections they deserve to perform their professional functions, within the exacting or near exacting constraints of their professional training. I have an inkling that kicking an unarmed person in the head, and then proceeding to stamp the head of an unconscious suspect criminal on the head is not part of any police training....
We don’t need people to fear the police we need them to respect them.
The police shouldn't hand out justice even if they're attacked. That's not their job. We have courts to do that.
The aim of justice is to restore balance and order to society as to prevent future harm, so your not strictly right, revenge on the other hand, is a personal desire to harm someone who has caused harm to oneself or others, which is often motivated by anger, hatred or a desire for retribution
I have an assult of a police officer charge from when i was 18, and troubled. I was dragged to the ground and kicked a policeman in the knee and broke it. I am grateful that i wasnt kicked in the head when i was on the floor. Once people are down they should be cuffed and all violence should stop. I think police should be able to control their temper as they are dealing with the public. The point the guy made about loosing control is correct, how can you expect to control a heated situation if you are heated yourself.
The officer did not lose control he took control.
The callers that are saying the police have right to do whatever they need to do are the ones that give the police power to make crimes like Wayne Couzens did to Sarah Everard RIP.
Immigrant health professionals get attacked like this regularly, at work and on the streets.Should they respond in kind as well?
People have obviously never seen police "kettle" protesters and innocent bystanders. The policeman in question bangs the guys head 2-3 times against the machine at the very beginning. The police didn't have control of the situation from the start. and what situation? loitering?
Agreed. The far right extremists are really trying to make hay from this incident.
Unfortunately if you're an ordinary member of the public you cant defend yourself without being taken to trial and neither should the policeman who kicked that man on the ground. Yes he was attacked but when he kicked him in the face, the man on on the floor face down and no threat whatsoever.
The problem with social media is we're quicker to spread an opinion than we are to form one. Regardless of our current opinion, we need to wait for all the facts.
Lack of training, lack of funding, lack of support, lack of leadership, incompetent management.
It is always but always these people, they think they are untouchable and do not respect us or our society and regard us as infidels.
Get a grip
@@Saumie Have you read the Qur'an?
@@damienolympia3702 I haven’t, but I’ve read Section 89 of the Police Act 1996 & The Police (Conduct) Regulations 2020.
What’s your point? I can’t quite hear your whistle!
@@scousertommy8220 Who asked you lad?
@@Saumieyes they should get a grip and stop attacking police officers in countries they aren’t even from…
It does not matter what the run up was the man is totally out of control
These people criticising the bobbie losing his temper - why not join up and show how it should be done?
Nah, thought not - easier to do nothing except criticise.
Second caller was right! We entrust police officers to have self control! I do not condone what happened with the Asian men punching several police officers in the face that alone warrents a proportional response from the police in which they did through the use of Taser's. But this officer lost his self control and decided to kick a detained man in the head this is not reasonable force.
This is an officer we as society entrust to keep us safe by allowing them to be trained on the use of firearms and tasers... And he loses his cool in the matter of minutes of an altercation.
You're not entirely correct! The first video clip, that was shown previously, of the police kicking the suspect on the ground was horrific. However, from other camera angles the man on the floor moved his arm and head slightly. This may have been a spasm in response to the taser, but in light of the previous continuous assaults on police this may be the reason the police officer kicked him - that he was to get up. It's not clear but it must be remembered that the officer was armed.
@@fabiennemitchell2371 so why didn't't he kneel on him to restrain him and stop him getting up and his arms are still free to use firearms if necessary! Then apply handcuffs?
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You deal with the immediate threat, in seconds, from a man who showed that he was not compliant. Everything you have said occurred afterwards.