Shocking Court Footage Shows Moment Police Officer is Savagely Beaten at Manchester Airport.
A harrowing video presented in court has revealed the brutal assault on PC Lydia Ward, a young Greater Manchester Police officer, who was left sobbing and covered in blood after being punched in the face during a violent altercation at Manchester Airport’s Terminal 2.
The disturbing footage shows the aftermath of the attack, with PC Ward visibly traumatized, her nose broken, and blood streaming down her face as she struggles to compose herself.
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The incident occurred as PC Ward and her colleagues attempted to detain two brothers, later identified as Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, and Muhammad Amaad, 26. According to court testimony, one of the suspects delivered a powerful blow to PC Ward’s face, causing her to collapse and momentarily lose consciousness. “It felt like I’d been hit by a brick… everything went black,” she recounted during the trial, describing the assault as the most terrifying experience of her career.
The graphic video evidence, played before the jury at Liverpool Crown Court, captured the moment of impact, leaving many in the courtroom stunned. PC Ward, who has served with Greater Manchester Police for several years, said she had never before felt such fear while on duty. The footage also showed fellow officers rushing to her aid as she gasped for breath, her uniform stained with blood.
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The two brothers have been charged with assaulting an emergency worker and causing actual bodily harm, but both have denied the allegations. The trial continues, with prosecutors arguing that the attack was deliberate and unprovoked.
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The case has reignited concerns over the escalating dangers faced by police officers and emergency workers across the UK. Police unions have long warned of increasing violence against frontline personnel, with many calling for tougher penalties for those who attack public servants. The emotional and psychological toll on officers like PC Ward has also sparked debates about the need for better mental health support for law enforcement.
Authorities hope the case will lead to greater awareness and action to protect those who put their lives on the line in the line of duty.
Shocking Court Footage Shows Moment Police Officer is Savagely Beaten at Manchester Airport.
