Man to front court over police stand off – police stand off after a woman was hit on the foot with a shovel by officers
Man to front court over police stand off – police stand off after a woman was hit on the foot with a shovel by officers.
Officers involved in a tussle with a man after trying to arrest him for disturbing the peace after a man tried to get out of court has been cleared by police.
Police were called at 9pm on July 6 after a disturbance in the ground floor courtyard of a building on카지노 Egan Street, Salford.
The officers had been called to the court in connection with an incident on August 30 where the 37-year-old man threw a piece of equipment at them.
They are understood to have been at a dispute in the ground floor courtyard.
The man was then hit with the shovel which caused him to drop his trousers.
Police said the man was restrained on a gurney for about a minute.
Two officers then tried to stop the man from leaving the court as he continued to throw the gear at them.
The man was seen being tussled with by the two officers.
Officers did not use a baton or stun gun as some of the items hit the ground causing the man to fall over in pain and the officers to come to the aid of the man.
A court heard the 27-year-old man was also knocked unconscious on the occasion by the equipment and the two officers carried him on the back of the gurney to the station.
He sustained only minor injuries as a result of the incident and was released from hospital a short time later.
He has since been interviewed by police to establish exactly what happened.
Officers are now reviewing CCTV and will be holding a police inquiry into any complaints made.
Det Chief Insp Andy Kavanagh, from Salford Constabulary, said: “These are two officers from the public relations unit who were called to the court where this incident occurred and were gi아산출장안마ven the same option that any other police officer with the same view would have been given of removing the man involved from the court.
“They immediately had access 카지노 사이트to a small group of people to deal with the man and the issue was dealt with quickly.
“In order to ensure that this kind of incident does not happen again I would ask you to support the officers involved by supporting my appeal.
“I have now decided to call in a Public Order Advisor who can assist with further enquiries and it is vital that we work together to minimise any further incidents like this.”