GMP clears cops of any wrongdoing over 'violent' arrest captured on video of boy, 17, suspected of drugs offences
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukDon't miss a thing by signing up to the MyOldham newsletter here Greater Manchester Police has swiftly cleared officers of any wrongdoing following video of a 17-year-old being being pinned to the ground as he was arrested.
The footage shows two officers grappling with the teen before bringing him to the ground and handcuffing him. One can be seen using his knee during the arrest.
The youth's family allege one of the officers was 'crushing his neck' with the knee, a claim strongly denied by GMP. READ MORE: Man, 45, charged after rape of 15-year-old girl Just 24 hours after vowing to probe the incident, today (Wednesday) the force said it had viewed the officers' body-cam footage as well as video previously published in a story by the
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