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Reform UK has announced its intention to initiate a private prosecution against the men involved in a violent altercation with police at Manchester Airport earlier this year. The incident has raised significant concerns about the handling of the situation, prompting Reform MPs to write to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, accusing authorities of throwing the involved officers "under the bus" while the young men remain unpunished.

 

The altercation gained widespread attention in July when a video circulated showing Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officers engaging with Fahir Amaaz, 19, and his brother Muhammad, 25, at the airport’s terminal 2. The video, which quickly went viral, captured an officer appearing to kick and stamp on Fahir’s head, sparking outrage and protests in both Rochdale and Manchester city center.

 

Days after the incident, a second video surfaced, obtained by the *Manchester Evening News*. This footage revealed the moments leading up to the altercation on July 23, showing two female police officers being knocked to the ground before Mr. Amaaz was subdued with a taser. In response, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) launched an investigation, and a GMP constable was placed under criminal investigation for assault. A second officer also came under investigation for his role in the altercation.

 

Second Video Showing Lead up to incident:

CCTV footage from Manchester Airport has been released.

This is much worse than I expected. The police were seriously assaulted by these violent thugs and all the focus has been on the police.

Absolutely disgusting.pic.twitter.com/0jwBkDYFTN

— Lee Harris (@addicted2newz) July 27, 2024

 

Despite these ongoing investigations into the officers, Reform MPs have voiced their dissatisfaction with how the case has been handled so far. They argue that the brothers, Fahir and Muhammad, have received leniency and remain unpunished for their role in the incident. In their letter to the Home Secretary, the MPs accused the authorities of covering up key footage of the incident's beginning and expressed frustration over the delayed response.

 

The MPs wrote, "This delay and lack of support for serving officers is deeply damaging to the morale of all police officers, as well as impacting on their ability to do their job properly. If police officers are constantly working with the fear that their seniors and the IOPC will throw them under a bus at any moment, then they will not be able to protect the public in the full and fair way that we want."

 

Reform UK has made it clear that if the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) does not move forward with prosecuting the men involved, they will take legal action themselves. The party has already made plans to launch a crowdfunding campaign to support the costs of a private prosecution. Reform’s MPs argue that the police officers involved showed "great restraint" during the incident, noting that while tasers were deployed, the officers refrained from using more severe force, such as firearms.

 

The case has been further complicated by allegations from the Amaaz family. They claim that the altercation began after their mother, Shameem Akhtar, was racially abused on a Qatar Airways flight. According to the family, the brothers confronted the man responsible after meeting their mother at the airport. The family’s solicitor confirmed that an "altercation" occurred at a Starbucks in the terminal, though they have declined to provide additional details.

 

Following the incident, the family claims police officers escalated the situation by grabbing Mr. Amaaz’s wrist and neck, later striking his head against a ticket machine. During an August press conference, the Amaaz family accused the officer who allegedly stamped on Fahir’s head of turning off his body camera before threatening his life. Mr. Amaaz further claimed that the officer called him a "dirty f------ c---" and knelt on his neck during the confrontation.

 

As the legal battles unfold, Reform UK remains adamant that justice must be served. Whether through the CPS or a private prosecution, they are determined to hold those responsible accountable for their actions, ensuring that the incident is thoroughly investigated. The question of whether the full truth of what happened that day will come to light remains to be seen, but the public's attention remains firmly fixed on the case.

 

Based on a report from Daily Telegraph 2024-10-08

 

 

 

[Chomper Higgot]

The first question the court will ask is, does the court have jurisdiction over the case (or is it still with the public prospector/a criminal matter)? The second question will be “does the litigant have standing in the case?”

 

Farage might better spend his time visiting his constituency and finding out if there’s anything the people of Clacton need him to address in Parliament on their behalf.

 

 

[Rampant Rabbit]

15 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

The first question the court will ask is, does the court have jurisdiction over the case (or is it still with the public prospector/a criminal matter)? The second question will be “does the litigant have standing in the case?”

 

Farage might better spend his time visiting his constituency and finding out if there’s anything the people of Clacton need him to address in Parliament on their behalf.

 

 

Maybe the people of  Clacton have already told him they are sick of two tier

[Chomper Higgot]

24 minutes ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

Maybe the people of  Clacton have already told him they are sick of two tier

The people of Clayton never get to see Farage.

[jippytum]

 these Muslim thugs broke the nose of a policewoman and assaulted other officers at the airport. To date no prosecution. 

It's time the UK authorities be it the police or social services  ceased giving preferential to muslims in the UK

 

[Snackbar]

Sign of the times Too Queer 2tier Kier is  the best ‘man’ they’ve got

[loong]

1 hour ago, Chomper Higgot said:

The people of Clayton never get to see Farage.

 How do you know this or are you just guessing?

[JonnyF]

Sad that the two tier justice system in Britain is so pathetic that it takes private prosecutions to bring certain demographics to justice.

 

This is a great move by Reform, even if it is unsuccessful it brings the disgraceful case into the limelight for all to see. 

 

Silly post on FaceBook? Rushed through the courts in a week ending in an unusually lengthy jail term.

Assault and break a policewoman's nose? Not even charged. 

 

I look forward to the gaslighting from the usual suspect on the forum. 

[rocketboy2]

Get' em. 

[JonnyF]

3 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

The people of Clayton never get to see Farage.

 

Why would they?

 

He's over 200 miles away in Clacton where he is an MP. 

[RichardColeman]

Good, I hope they are triumphant because the lying, communist, union paying off, bash the old people, freebie taking  Labour party will do nothing for fear of losing the muslim/asian voting block 

[Chomper Higgot]

3 hours ago, loong said:

 How do you know this or are you just guessing?

 Farage’s blagged on himself with his lies on the matter:

 

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/humiliated-nigel-farage-backs-down-33837487.amp

[Chomper Higgot]

2 hours ago, JonnyF said:

Silly post on FaceBook? Rushed through the courts in a week ending in an unusually lengthy jail term.

Deliberately misrepresenting the truth again Jonny.

[JonnyF]

5 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Deliberately misrepresenting the truth again Jonny.

 

Gaslighting again Chomps.

[Chomper Higgot]

6 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

 

Gaslighting again Chomps.

Calling out your lies is not gaslighting.

 

 

[JonnyF]

2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Calling out your lies is not gaslighting.

 

 

 

I provided multiple links to these cases in multiple other threads.

 

Everyone can see what is happening. Well done to Reform for forcing the governments claw on this. 

 

[Chomper Higgot]

Just now, JonnyF said:

 

I provided multiple links to these cases in multiple other threads.

 

Everyone can see what is happening. Well done to Reform for forcing the governments claw on this. 

 

And in response to your misrepresentation of facts I have on multiple occasions provided you with actual records of the criminal charges, court verdicts and the specific laws broken.

 

All demonstrating your habitual misrepresentation of truth on these cases.

[JonnyF]

4 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

And in response to your misrepresentation of facts I have on multiple occasions provided you with actual records of the criminal charges, court verdicts and the specific laws broken.

 

All demonstrating your habitual misrepresentation of truth on these cases.

 

We all know the verdicts Chomps. Completely out of synch with the crime. That's the problem. 2 tiered justice. Repeating the clear double standard of the verdict only reinforces what most people are complaining about. 

 

What double standard, you might ask? Well, how about the fact the Labour guy calling for throats to be slit is out walking the streets, not even due in court until some time next year while these Facebook posters languish in jail. No fast tracking through the courts for the left wing minorities. No, just set a date in the distant future and wait for the story to fade before giving him a slap on the wrist and hope nobody notices.

 

Forget about fast tracking to jail for the muslims who broke the female police officers nose. They haven't even been charged months after the attack. Wouldn't want to risk inflaming tensions. Just try to brush it under the carpet. Well, Reform are making sure that doesn't happen. Let's see if they cave in under the pressure and apply the law equally for once, or continue to dig their heels in. 

 

 

[Chomper Higgot]

15 hours ago, JonnyF said:

 

We all know the verdicts Chomps. Completely out of synch with the crime. That's the problem. 2 tiered justice. Repeating the clear double standard of the verdict only reinforces what most people are complaining about. 

 

What double standard, you might ask? Well, how about the fact the Labour guy calling for throats to be slit is out walking the streets, not even due in court until some time next year while these Facebook posters languish in jail. No fast tracking through the courts for the left wing minorities. No, just set a date in the distant future and wait for the story to fade before giving him a slap on the wrist and hope nobody notices.

 

Forget about fast tracking to jail for the muslims who broke the female police officers nose. They haven't even been charged months after the attack. Wouldn't want to risk inflaming tensions. Just try to brush it under the carpet. Well, Reform are making sure that doesn't happen. Let's see if they cave in under the pressure and apply the law equally for once, or continue to dig their heels in. 

 

 

Yes we know the verdicts Jonny, and as I said above we also know the crime, you do too because on multiple occasions I presented you with the formal records of the charges, the verdicts the actual crimes and the text of the actual laws broken.

 

You know these things, and yet you continue to lie about them. 

[jippytum]

21 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Good, I hope they are triumphant because the lying, communist, union paying off, bash the old people, freebie taking  Labour party will do nothing for fear of losing the muslim/asian voting block 

I agree. Starmer with a career as a top prosecution KC  is totally inept at challenging the Muslim illfiltration in British politics. 

Last week saw a record number of illegal immigrants enter Britain 968 in one day. 

Due to a lack of political will and dogooders some of them will be voting in a few years. 

[JonnyF]

1 hour ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Yes we know the verdicts Jonny, and as I said above we also know the crime, you do too because on multiple occasions I presented you with the formal records of the charges, the verdicts the actual crimes and the text of the actual laws broken.

 

 

Yes we know the "crime". We also saw the unusually long sentences rushed through the courts in a week, while the Manchester airport thugs haven't even been charged for breaking a policewomans nose even several months later.

 

Two tier policing, supported by useful idiots. 

[Captain Flack]

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[Nick Carter icp]

1 hour ago, Red Forever said:

 

 

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[Chomper Higgot]

1 hour ago, JonnyF said:

 

Yes we know the "crime". We also saw the unusually long sentences rushed through the courts in a week, while the Manchester airport thugs haven't even been charged for breaking a policewomans nose even several months later.

 

Two tier policing, supported by useful idiots. 

Sentencing of people engaging in planned and coordinated riots that took place in multiple locations across the country.

 

Riots that came to a shuddering stop when those participating faced swift justice.
 

A shining example of how to deal with widespread, planned and coordinated civil unrest.

 

Well done police, courts and CPS.

 

 

[JonnyF]

5 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Sentencing of people engaging in planned and coordinated riots that took place in multiple locations across the country.

 

Riots that came to a shuddering stop when those participating faced swift justice.
 

A shining example of how to deal with widespread, planned and coordinated civil unrest.

 

Well done police, courts and CPS.

 

 

 

Yet a completely different approach to Muslims breaking the nose of police officers at airports.

 

No charges after several months.

 

Like I said, a 2 tier system of justice. 

[jippytum]

14 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Sentencing of people engaging in planned and coordinated riots that took place in multiple locations across the country.

 

Riots that came to a shuddering stop when those participating faced swift justice.
 

A shining example of how to deal with widespread, planned and coordinated civil unrest.

 

Well done police, courts and CPS.

 

 

Well done i agree.

However  they had to free hundreds of convicted criminals to make way for the rioters.