Police Assaulted at Manchester Airport
- Three police officers attacked at Manchester Airport after investigating an abandoned car.
- The car, left in an unauthorised space at the airport's Terminal Two, was uninsured.
- Greater Manchester Police were on the scene and assessing the situation.
Three police officers were assaulted at Manchester Airport while investigating an abandoned, uninsured vehicle parked in an unauthorized area at Terminal Two on Wednesday morning. The incident occurred around 7:15 AM when the officers confronted a man during their inquiries, leading to an altercation that resulted in injuries to one female and two male officers. In response, a Taser was deployed, and three suspects—a man and two women—were arrested on suspicion of assaulting police. Greater Manchester Police confirmed the details of the incident, emphasizing their commitment to addressing assaults on officers. The suspects have been released on bail pending further investigations, which include a review of body-worn cameras, CCTV footage, and other available evidence. The police reiterated that such assaults are unacceptable and that they will take necessary action against any criminal behavior. This incident follows a previous controversial event at the same terminal, where footage surfaced showing an officer using excessive force against a man on the ground. The recent altercation reportedly began when the officers approached a group of young men at a ticket machine in the airport's car park, leading to a chaotic brawl. The confrontation escalated quickly, with multiple individuals involved and officers sustaining injuries from punches thrown during the melee. The Greater Manchester Police have launched an investigation into both incidents, with files submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service for further action.