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Ladybbird · 08-07-25, 15:41

Manchester Airport Attack CCTV Shows Assault of Three Police Officers

One Female Police Officers Nose Was Broken During Assault

BBC 8 JUL

Mohammed Fahir Amaaz and brother Muhammad Amaad originally from PAKISTAN deny the allegations.

Footage of the assault of three police officers at Manchester Airport has been played to jurors, in what prosecution says is high level of violence towards the officers.

ALL dressed up for court - ''Lipstick on pigs''

Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, and his brother, Muhammad Amaad, 26, are said to have struck out after police were called to an incident at the Starbucks cafe in Terminal 2 arrivals on 23 July last year.

Amaaz is said to have headbutted a customer before four police officers approached the defendants at the pay station in the terminals car park.

A jury at Liverpool Crown Court watched airport camera footage from opposite angles which captured what prosecutors say was a high level of violence towards the officers.

Amaaz is alleged to have assaulted PC Marsden and PC Ward, causing them actual bodily harm, and to have assaulted PC Cook, and the earlier assault of a member of the public, Abdulkareem Ismaeil, at Starbucks.

Amaad is alleged to have assaulted PC Marsden, causing actual bodily harm.

Mohammed Fahir Amaaz is alleged to have assaulted two officers and a coffee shop customer

PC Zachary Marsden and PC Ellie Cook were both armed, while PC Lydia Ward was unarmed as they approached the defendants in the car park.

The prosecution says Amaaz resisted as police tried to move him away from the payment machine to arrest him, and then his brother intervened.

Junior counsel Adam Birkby said Amaaz threw 10 punches, including a punch to the face of PC Ward that knocked her to the floor, and that Amaad aimed six punches at firearms officer PC Marsden.

Amaaz is also said to have kicked PC Marsden and twice struck firearms officer PC Cook with his elbow.

He is said to have punched PC Marsden from behind and then had hold of him before PC Cook discharged her Taser device.

Amaaz had his arm around PC Marsdens neck as both fell to the floor, Mr Birkby said, before the officer got to his feet. Mr Birkby said Amaaz, while prone, lifts his head towards the officers. PC Marsden kicks Amaaz around the head area.

PC Marsden told the court he approached the paystation with the intention of taking immediate control and escorting the suspect from the crowd and to arrest him outside where he would have radio signal.

He said I wanted to prevent his escape or any opportunity to escape, but also to give me control of someone who had allegedly been violent towards a member of the public

He said he placed his hands on Mr Amaazs left arm, but said he was met with immediate resistance and that he felt the suspect clench his fists. I recall leaning in and saying to him words along the lines of, come on mate, we are not doing that here

He said he did not feel it was necessary to tell the suspect he was a police officer because he was wearing full uniform with a cap.

PC Marsden said he realised a change in plan was needed so decided to attempt to handcuff Mr Amaaz, the man wearing the light blue tracksuit in the footage. He said he struggled to get Mr Amaazs hands behind his back, so tried to get control of his head by pushing his body forwards.

My initial fear is that someone is trying to get my gun. If someone gained my firearm it would pose an immediate lethal threat to anyone in the vicinity. The risk of my firearm being taken from me did not stop until we gained control.

There was more than one person involved here the aggressor I was trying to arrest and possibly an accomplice who was a much bigger physical build than me and much taller. He told prosecutor Paul Greaney KC he started to receive blows from all directions from the second man.

Mr Greaney asked: What level of force was being used? PC Marsden replied I can confidently say they were the hardest I have ever felt in my life. He said his glasses were knocked off his face and without them he could only see at arms length.

He said he was unaware where his two colleagues were during the alleged assaults. PC Marsden said I felt they were not in a position to help or they were preoccupied.

Mr Greaney said, Had any other person, a member of the public, intervened in any way to help you?

The officer replied No members of the public in that room tried to help.

In the aftermath when I managed to get back on my feet and shout for help, I scanned the room and saw people watching and recording on phones....

The trial continues

Manchester Airport Attack CCTV Shows Assault of Three Police Officers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF9lEk2-ba8

Shocking Moment; Man Breaks Female Officers Nose at Manchester Airport
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0QEUP--230

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,610 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	PAKI Gangs/Crimes INCREASE in UK -3 MORE Police Officers Attacked Manchester Airport Attack CCTV Shows Assault of Three Police Officers One Female Police Officers Nose Was Broken During Assault BBC 8 JUL Mohammed Fahir Amaaz and brother Muhammad Amaad originally from PAKISTAN deny the allegations. Footage of the assault of three police officers at Manchester Airport has been played to jurors, in what prosecution says is high level of violence towards the officers. ALL dressed up for court - ''Lipstick on pigs'' Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, and his brother, Muhammad Amaad, 26, are said to have struck out after police were called to an incident at the Starbucks cafe in Terminal 2 arrivals on 23 July last year. Amaaz is said to have headbutted a customer before four police officers approached the defendants at the pay station in the terminals car park. A jury at Liverpool Crown Court watched airport camera footage from opposite angles which captured what prosecutors say was a high level of violence towards the officers. Amaaz is alleged to have assaulted PC Marsden and PC Ward, causing them actual bodily harm, and to have assaulted PC Cook, and the earlier assault of a member of the public, Abdulkareem Ismaeil, at Starbucks. Amaad is alleged to have assaulted PC Marsden, causing actual bodily harm. Mohammed Fahir Amaaz is alleged to have assaulted two officers and a coffee shop customer PC Zachary Marsden and PC Ellie Cook were both armed, while PC Lydia Ward was unarmed as they approached the defendants in the car park. The prosecution says Amaaz resisted as police tried to move him away from the payment machine to arrest him, and then his brother intervened. Junior counsel Adam Birkby said Amaaz threw 10 punches, including a punch to the face of PC Ward that knocked her to the floor, and that Amaad aimed six punches at firearms officer PC Marsden. Amaaz is also said to have kicked PC Marsden and twice struck firearms officer PC Cook with his elbow. He is said to have punched PC Marsden from behind and then had hold of him before PC Cook discharged her Taser device. Amaaz had his arm around PC Marsdens neck as both fell to the floor, Mr Birkby said, before the officer got to his feet. Mr Birkby said Amaaz, while prone, lifts his head towards the officers. PC Marsden kicks Amaaz around the head area. PC Marsden told the court he approached the paystation with the intention of taking immediate control and escorting the suspect from the crowd and to arrest him outside where he would have radio signal. He said I wanted to prevent his escape or any opportunity to escape, but also to give me control of someone who had allegedly been violent towards a member of the public He said he placed his hands on Mr Amaazs left arm, but said he was met with immediate resistance and that he felt the suspect clench his fists. I recall leaning in and saying to him words along the lines of, come on mate, we are not doing that here He said he did not feel it was necessary to tell the suspect he was a police officer because he was wearing full uniform with a cap. PC Marsden said he realised a change in plan was needed so decided to attempt to handcuff Mr Amaaz, the man wearing the light blue tracksuit in the footage. He said he struggled to get Mr Amaazs hands behind his back, so tried to get control of his head by pushing his body forwards. My initial fear is that someone is trying to get my gun. If someone gained my firearm it would pose an immediate lethal threat to anyone in the vicinity. The risk of my firearm being taken from me did not stop until we gained control. There was more than one person involved here the aggressor I was trying to arrest and possibly an accomplice who was a much bigger physical build than me and much taller. He told prosecutor Paul Greaney KC he started to receive blows from all directions from the second man. Mr Greaney asked: What level of force was being used? PC Marsden replied I can confidently say they were the hardest I have ever felt in my life. He said his glasses were knocked off his face and without them he could only see at arms length. He said he was unaware where his two colleagues were during the alleged assaults. PC Marsden said I felt they were not in a position to help or they were preoccupied. Mr Greaney said, Had any other person, a member of the public, intervened in any way to help you? *The officer replied No members of the public in that room tried to help.* *In the aftermath when I managed to get back on my feet and shout for help, I scanned the room and saw people watching and recording on phones....* The trial continues Manchester Airport Attack CCTV Shows Assault of Three Police Officers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF9lEk2-ba8 Shocking Moment; Man Breaks Female Officers Nose at Manchester Airport https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0QEUP--230