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Police Officer Suspended After Shocking Airport Arrest Video

A Greater Manchester Police officer has been pulled from duty after a disturbing video surfaced showing a man kicked in the face and stamped on the head during an arrest at Manchester Airport. The footage, recorded at Terminal 2 on Tuesday, has sparked outrage and launched a formal investigation.

Brutal Scene Caught on Camera

The video, which quickly went viral on social media, shows a taser-wielding officer violently assaulting a man lying on the ground with his arms by his side. A woman’s desperate pleas can be heard begging the police to stop the violence. Meanwhile, another man with his hands behind his head is also struck by officers, escalating the chaos.

Officers said they were responding to an altercation and claimed the suspects attacked them first, resulting in injuries to police personnel — including a female officer who suffered a broken nose.

Officials Demand Answers as Public Fury Grows

Assistant Chief Constable Wasim Chaudhry described the footage as “truly shocking” and acknowledged the public’s serious concerns. Home Office minister Dame Diana Johnson took to X (formerly Twitter) to say she was “aware of disturbing footage” and requested a full update from GMP.

Greater Manchester Police have since referred the matter voluntarily to the Independent Office for Police Conduct to ensure a transparent probe. Four men were arrested on the spot for affray and assault on emergency service workers.

Calls for Accountability and Police Reform Intensify

This alarming incident has sparked a wider debate about police conduct and the use of force, with community leaders demanding swift action. GMP’s Professional Standards Directorate is reviewing the case amid growing calls for accountability and tougher safeguards to prevent future abuses.

The public will be watching closely as the investigation unfolds, anxious for answers and justice following the shocking airport scenes.

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