Student accused of breaking police officer’s nose ‘lied’ court hears | UK | News
A court said that when a student allegedly broke the nose of a police officer during a violent airport fight, he claimed that he did not realize that he did not realize that he had punched a woman.
20 -year -old Mohammed Fahir, but he is accused of starting a brutal attack on PC Lydia Ward at Manchester Airport, with attacks on PCS Ellie Cook and Zachary Marsden. Prosecutors say that they “produce” claims to defend themselves to justify violence.
Prosecutor Paul Greaney KC, Liverpool Crown Court, the jury, considering the evidence heard during the hearing, “his eyes and ears,” he said. “The truth will be clear,” he said.
‘It cannot exist in the real world’
Mr. Greaney claimed that he didn’t realize that Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Cook were a woman. “This cannot exist in the real world we live in,” he said. “But there is no justification for the use of Ms. Ward to use any violence against Mrs. Ward, punch him in his face and break his nose. But there is no reason for MS Cook to use any violence, punch him in his face and leave an elbow.”
The court heard that the incident started after an earlier conflict in a Starbucks cage at the airport last year last year. But he is said to have attacked a man named Abdulkarem Ismaeil, and he claimed that Mr. Greaney was allegedly insulting his mother during a flight from Pakistan, he was carried out “anger and revenge”.
Police office
Greaney told the court that the police officers were trying to arrest him when they approached him in the payment station area of the parking lot. “They had the right to use reasonable force to make a arrest,” he said. “That was what they had the right to do and what they wanted their duties to do.”
Responding to the claims that civil servants behave like the gang of non -controlled individuals, Greaney said that the jury should reject the proposal. “We invite you to conclude that there are experienced officers who know that they should be arrested with their trainings but they should be arrested.”
Kicking and Stamping
PC Marsen’in during the struggle, but he kicked and stigmatized by the prosecutor, the prosecutor said the images of that moment should not bother the jury, he said. “What a single kick, what does this stamp have to do with your task?” he asked. “You can be sure that the suggestion they have come out of control is wrong from everything you hear from images and three professional officers in the witness box.”
Mr. Greaney also claimed that during the same conflict, PC Marsden, who said that he had seen red and organized a constant attack ”during the same conflict. He said that Iad was a “pummule” officer in a disadvantaged position that collapsed on a bench.
Distinct
The court heard that both brothers remained silent during their interviews after the arrest. “They tried to build a wrong story to remove you from the truth of what happened,” he said.
Judge Neil Flewitt KC reminded the jury members that the scope of social media is “emotional and wrong” in the legal aspects of the jury. He warned them to ignore the external reports and to focus only on the evidence presented in court.
The judge said, “You can feel sympathy, sad and even anger,” the judge said. “Such emotions should not play any role in your negotiations. It is important that you put them aside because they will remove you from your serious task.”
Was the use of force reasonable?
While the prosecutor’s office claimed that the use of the brothers was aggressive, the defense argued that each other is legally acting in defense or defense. He added that if a person believes that they are under attack, he allowed him to use a reasonable force in defense, even in the heat of the moment when good judgments are difficult ”.
Mohammed Fahir, but he is accused of attacking PC Zachary Marsden and PC Lydia Ward, causing the attack of real physical damage and PC Ellie Cook and Abdulkareem Ismaeil in a near Starbucks nearby.
His brother, 26 -year -old Muhammad, is accused of attacking PC Marsen and at the same time causes real physical damage.
The Great Manchester, both men from Rochdale rejects all the charges.
The hearing continues.
