Distressing video of sobbing and bloodied female police officer after she was ‘attacked by Manchester Airport suspects’ is shown to court

This is the moment that a female police officer left hiccups and bleeding after being punched during a fight in Manchester Airport.

Constable Lydia Ward, whose jury members heard, was said that he was a big pregnant, that he was terrified after being attacked – the new police images of the incident were shown to a court.

He was one of the three officers who went to the terminal last July, but who went to arrest theaz.

Liverpool Crown Court showed that a hearing, 20 -year -old, but the CCTV images, the CCTV images, hit the officer, hit him in his nose – and today appeared to show the shortage of new scenes caught in Bodyworn police cameras.

Describing himself as ‘quite a minion, 5FT 2in and 8st’, PC Ward said to the court on suspicion of a man in a Starbucks Café, but he was part of the three -off team to arrest theaz.

Unarmed civil servants, armed officers Zachary Marsden and Ellie Cook next to a payment station, he said.

But he said how he punched him after trying to get away from his colleague Pc Marsden, who struggled with his 26 -year -old brother Muhammad Amaad.

The arrest attempt, but he watched a fight containing three virals, which were viral, online and online.

PC Lydia Ward’s bloody and miserable shooting shown after the fight

A hearing at Liverpool Crown Court, Mohammed Fahir, but Mohammed Fahir, but CCTV images were shown by punching a punch at Manchester Airport – PC Lydia Ward hit his nose.

Mohammed Fahir, but at the beginning of the hearing of Liverpool Crown Court appears to be reached

But the 26 -year -old Muhammad, 26 -year -old brother, is also tried on the attack at Manchester Airport (on June 30, he came to Liverpool Crown Court

Images from a video camera worn on the body of a female police colleague, was stolen to the jury showing that a bloody and crying PC ward was relieved after the incident.

But it is claimed that theaz attacked PC Marsden and PC Ward, which causes real physical damage to them.

In addition, PC Cook’s attack and Abdulkareem Ismaeil’s previous Starbucks attack, but it is allegedly attacked PC Marsen and real physical damage. The Great Manchester, both men from Rochdale reject the allegations.

PC Ward now said to the court: ‘All three of us went in and I remember taking the suspect’s arm.

“ “ My concentration was going on, he was trying to take his arm to be placed behind the clamps to put him, but then he rose very quickly.

“ I can’t remember saying anything – there is high and noisy and we had no chance to say anything because it rose very quickly.

‘But he began to stretch and resist. I felt your muscles bored. He didn’t want to be placed anywhere – he felt like he was resisting. He just climbed there – he went to 100 without wasting. ‘

He was asked by Adam Birby, a young prosecution advisor: ‘What did this resistance show?’

The new police body camera images shown to the court showed that PC Ward was relieved

PC Lydia Ward told Liverpool Crown Court how he was ‘horrified’ from the attack

Images from a female police colleague’s video camera worn on the body, a bloody and crying PC ward after the incident was stolen to the jury showing that the relief.

Officers arrested the suspects after violent scenes at Manchester Airport last July

The Crown Prosecutor’s Office published images of the airport fight last July

PC Ward said: ‘This is a person who started to be violent and does not want any interaction with the police. Mr. But he started to intervene.

“ PC Marsden and PC Cook with some kind of frock. They were trying to get him away to arrest – seemed physical.

“ But I was holding the arm’s arm and I was trying to put the clamps on it. At this point, I remember that PC Marsen fell or pushed on it, some seats, and but he started to boot it – he really kicked him.

“ Lifting his leg and properly booting him. I tried to catch him and stop Kick Pc Marsen. I remember returning back then and punching me directly in his face.

“ I just wanted to hold his arm to stop kickening PC Marsen – I was trying everything to stop kicking PC Marsen.

“ “ I remember the descending, and it goes black and takes a thud on my face, then falls to the ground – everything darkens and then turns. It was really challenging. I never punched in my life.

“ I have never used this level of violence against me in the police service – I’ve been attacked before, but I have never had this level of violence before.

I really fell very hard. I just remember thinking that “he knocked on me” – I remember hit the ground and everything darkened. “

But while theaz (Blue) punched the officers during violence 10, his brother – 26 -year -old Muhammad Amaad (on the left) threw six.

Armed PC Zachary Marsden, but he was trying to control the Az (Picture in Blue Place)

He continued to try ‘the blood spilled from my nose and the blood that came to my hands’ while he was trying to ‘pull back’.

PC Ward added: ‘They were all on the ground. I thought, “He did something to my nose or face.”

‘I thought, “There is a bad injury here” – I was terrified, I was absolutely terrified. I’ve never experienced this level of violence.

“ I did not know if he was a person in the crowd to take the next oscillation, or that the man would go after him again and punch him in his face. ‘

He also explained that the audience ‘how they shouted and suffered on their mobile phones’:’ Nobody came to help or help.

“ Everybody in that room felt like us. To be honest, he was scary. I was afraid they were approaching me because of the hostility I felt from everyone there. ‘

PC Ward said two men in the region saw in the region, and PC Marsen pointed to them a Taser.

Taser said he was not trained and decided to draw black pepper gas and said to the court: ‘I thought the two men were trying to block.

An armed police officer who kicked a suspect on his head at the beginning of this week during the Manchester Airport fight refused to throw more stamps in court

PC Zachary Marsden told the jury members that he was trying to clamp the radio wire with his foot.

“ I was saying to return, but they did not listen. I thought they were going to my colleague.

‘I thought they intervened and I thought we were in more conflict. I was afraid of being attacked again. ‘

PC Ward said that he had pressed the emergency red button at the top of his radio to call the backup, but later noticed that the battery was knocked during Fracas.

The jury said: ‘I am quite a minion, 5FT 2in and normally 8. There were times when I called for backup because things came out. ‘

The officer said he went to the jury later and then confirmed that he had a broken nose after the surgery.

The hearing continues.