Greater Manchester Police brutality

what the officer may have done to deserve the assault

What do you think justifies a man breaking a woman’s nose?
Does the campaign against VAWG not count if that woman is a police officer?

By acting totally unprofessionally and giving the thug his "comeuppance", that police officer has caused a massive amount of trouble that could now easily overspill.

Even if you don't care about the brutal kicking of a "thug", you should care about and recognise the fact that bad policing can have a disastrous wider effect.

How about whatever you'd be calling for if the roles were reversed and we had a video of the man in blue kicking and stamping on a prone police officer?

What a load of arse juice.

I'll wait until some evidence of this allegation is actually available until I take a position on its veracity. Never know what went on or what the officer may have done to deserve the assault.

@WowReallysh any confirmation he was the one that broke the female police officer 's nose? I haven't seen any yet, but many posters seem to post as fact that he was personally (and sometimes singularly responsible ) for the assaults against the police officers.

The police response to this has flavours of their response to when they killed (or murdered) Sheku Bayoh.

They claimed he'd assaulted a female officer too (stamped on her) and maintained that line right the way through the inquiries until a video emerged showing their version of events didn't happen.

It's amazing how quickly people make excuses for violent thugs just because they've got a badge and a uniform.

No because she had been violently attacked by a thug who got his comeuppance

It's nice to see that the aggrieved party have got themselves a reputable, level headed lawyer who steers well clear of bandwagons.

Nice and local for them too - Birmingham is very near Rochdale.

"Family lawyer claims police officer kicking teenager in the head at Manchester airport was 'an attempted assassination' - after police station was pelted with eggs and hundreds marched through city in second night of protests"
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13674959/Manchester-Airport-family-lawyer-protests-police.html?ito=native_share_article-top

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He was carrying a gun. He was an armed officer.

Attempted murder 👌

I didn't know this. So, the GMP are rotten to the core.

I don't think any of the police beat up their colleague

People should be supporting the police that beat up a violent thug.

Don’t change the goal posts.

You implied that the women making complaints of strip searches that have been found to be unlawful were lying.

And? Does that apply to every allegation? Do we put trust in criminals always telling the truth? As I said, needs investigating for the facts in this situation, not simply accepting someone’s narrative. May be telling the truth, might not be. It’s a dangerous road to go down if we accept what people say by default.

He’s been suspended. Likely will end up being fired. What more do you suggest? Death by stoning?

These cases have been investigated by Dame Vera Baird. The report was published on 18th July.

A damning report has found officers at Greater Manchester Police are abusing their power - making unlawful arrests, unlawful and demeaning strip searches, sometimes treating victims as perpetrators, and traumatising those who have suffered sexual abuse or domestic violence.

Sky News Link

HTH.

It's scary that people don't understand the difference between criminals being criminals and law enforcers behaving in the same way.

Why stop there? Why follow the legal processes with court and sentencing and prison? Why not just kill him on the spot? The police in America already do!

I have seen some footage but not all the footage. Nobody has seen all the footage yet - by "all the footage" I mean all the material from the dozens of CCTV cameras, police body cameras and footage from bystanders. As I alluded in my first post, if this had happened in town it would be offensive. On this occasion all my sympathy is with the police.

And I wouldn’t put much confidence in the womens statements about strip searched until the full facts are available. People in these situations often lie or exaggerate the issue to fit their own agendas.

In answer to your question No

You are coming close to condoning by saying we don't know how much trauma had been suffered. Thats not relevant.

Please stop telling me to stop commenting,that I'm silly, that I'm drunk and I need to F off.

Slight exaggeration there. Not a whole city. Just a large unruly mob who don’t respect law and order, and tbh would probably use any excuse to try to challenge the police. Most of those there probably don’t even know what’s happened and just turn up as part of the rent a mob crew.

@Æthelred have you watched the video? The man is still ,face down on the floor(after being tasered). He is not moving. He doesn't move even after the first kick, only after the second one. There are no wriggly hands and the officer is perfectly safe and out of range even if there were. No where in police training it says to kick suspects in the head in order to safely cuff them. Come on.

There is absolutely no evidence that this man was reaching for anything. This is the same rhetoric that US police have been using for years and it’s bullshit.

If the subdued man really wanted to reach for anything then the police officer kneeling on him bringing weapons closer certainly didn’t negate any risk did it?

This highly trained police officer lost control, stop excusing that.