While I agree that this is terrible - I saw it on the news yesterday, we are not an extension of America, and we don't have the details. Remember, this is during a Covid-19 crisis and you don't know what the older guy said. He might have threatened the police, saying he has the virus, etc. Plus the police might have been strictly told to observe social distancing and that an ambulance will be called for anyone who gets hurt. They might have evdb been told to watch out for a guy approaching police, threatening them; they have ear pieces in to communicate. I'm not on anyone's side until I get the facts. But at present we're guessing. I feel sad at the whole situation, the mess countries are in, especially seeing parts of the US self destructing. But, I also reflect and try to think of all sides. Imagine if you were told to strictly queue and walk in a certain direction, and a guy walked straight over to people in the queue before you, then came to you. Imagine if they said something about having the virus or another threat, you might push them to get them away from you. If they fell as they lost balance, would you then run over to help them, knowing the security guard would call for an ambulance? Would you put your family at risk to help someone who had been doing that? Remember there are people spitting at the police, security guards and transport workers, etc. Its just an example guys, I'm not defending pushing and hurting people, then leaving them bleeding on the ground - he wasn't actually left as he was taken to hospital. But, yes it looked bad on phone video and I'm thinking of different reasons why that might have happened, not just becoming enraged... we dont know all of the details. I feel sad that everything seems to be a mess, but then I look outside my window, I walk to my local shop and I realise, that it's ok. I'm waiting for the facts.