and we see Michael Lockwood, the ex head of the IOPC, get acquitted of the accusations by False Allegators, a good moment to revisit why Lockwood was so useless when I complained directly to him that Surrey Police were responsible for three deaths during their 2018 attempt to screw me again.
He refused to get involved even though the law says that deaths should be reported to the IOPC, which Surrey refused to do.
Karma kicked in as Lockwood discovered how police behave.
Perhaps now he regrets not clamping down on them.
It took a few murders and rapes by serving police to awaken media interest - which, in turn, persuaded police chiefs to start examining bent cops.
One wonders how they will justify stamping on a man's head.

There is so much hatred online towards the man who was kicked in the head by the Police Officer while lying prone and restrained on the ground.

"Had it coming", "Who gives a fuck", "What about cop with broken nose eh?"

We should ALL be concerned when a state lackey kicks a citizen in the head when there is no purpose to it.

If we tolerate this there will be creep; and the Police increasingly only attract violent thugs, instead of those with integrity who wish to serve the public and not spill their brains across airport terminals...

Dismiss the fucker now, he has it coming, who gives a fuck?

It was a pretty vicious attack and stomping on the head like that is so dangerous and could easily have caused death.

2 attacks like that did cause death in Sydney in the night life suburb of Kings Cross and the city council banned all night drinking and basically wrecked the flourishing night life of the Cross and the nearby gay strip. Dozens of venues closed and never re-opened.

It would be interesting to know if there is more illegitimate violence by Police now or less because of smart phones?

There is something particularly cowardly and vile about kicking someone in the head when they are down, and death is so clearly a possible outcome that I think it should be classed as attempted murder.

Wyot wrote:
It would be interesting to know if there is more illegitimate violence by Police now or less because of smart phones?

There is something particularly cowardly and vile about kicking someone in the head when they are down, and death is so clearly a possible outcome that I think it should be classed as attempted murder.

Why are we not seeing the full video? There would be body camera's, CCTV and Smartphone footage.

Is the media to scared to been as Islamaphobic? If vice-versa they bloke on the floor would of been dubbed "Far Right".

Do we know the rank of the police officer there, was he just a regular PC?

This was the one time he was caught red handed but you can be sure as the sun goes down this evening that this officer has acted similarly on many previous occasions, probably to white members of the public too. Irrespective of the provocation he was unprofessional and you don't need any context to see quite clearly he's a thug. It's a dismissal case for me.

I agree Andy.

GM I don't think any earlier video showing the behaviour of the cop's victim is in any way relevant.

He was on the floor posing no threat. The cop had no jurisdiction to attack him - and sadistically.

Andy wrote:
Do we know the rank of the police officer there, was he just a regular PC?

This was the one time he was caught red handed but you can be sure as the sun goes down this evening that this officer has acted similarly on many previous occasions, probably to white members of the public too. Irrespective of the provocation he was unprofessional and you don't need any context to see quite clearly he's a thug. It's a dismissal case for me.

He probably has done it numerous times. Yet, everything in the media is racist or far right.