Richard Tice: ‘Reform UK Vindicated Over Manchester Airport Attack’ After Guilty Verdict

Reform UK’s Richard Tice says he has been “completely vindicated” over his support for Police officers attacked at Manchester Airport: “I came out early doors and said something bad has gone on here.”

Tice also accuses Keir Starmer of “not living in reality” over immigration: “He’s just so utterly out of touch with the genuine concerns of decent, hard-working, tax paying folk.”

A student has been found guilty of assaulting two female police officers during a fracas at Manchester Airport which went viral on social media.

Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, floored Pc Lydia Ward with a punch to the face which broke her nose and also knocked Pc Ellie Cook to the ground.

Both officers and their colleague, Pc Zachary Marsden, approached Amaaz, 20, at a car park ticket machine after a report that a male fitting his description had headbutted a customer at Starbucks cafe in T2 arrivals on July 23 last year.

Amaaz allegedly resisted, and his brother, Muhammad Amaad, 26, is then said to have intervened as the prosecution said they inflicted a “high level of violence” on the Greater Manchester Police officers.

Both defendants, from Rochdale, Greater Manchester, told the court they acted in lawful self-defence, or in defence of the other.

On Wednesday a jury at Liverpool Crown Court found Amaaz guilty of the assault of Pc Ward causing actual bodily harm and the assault of emergency worker Pc Cook.

Amaaz was also convicted of the Starbucks assault of a member of the public, Abdulkareem Ismaeil.

Jurors – after 10 hours of deliberating – could not reach a verdict on allegations the two brothers assaulted Pc Marsden causing actual bodily harm.

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