Greater Manchester Police (GMP) have launched an appeal for information over three incidents which are said to have preceded the events captured in the viral video where a man was 'kicked in the head' by an officer.
The footage appeared to show an officer kicking and stamping on a man's head as he lay on the ground at Manchester Airport's Terminal 2 on Tuesday evening (July 23).
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) are now investigating the use of the force with the watchdog saying a constable is facing a criminal probe. READ MORE: New Manchester Airport video shows violent scenes before man 'kicked' in head by GMP officer However GMP are continuing to investigate the events leading up to it, and in a statement issued this evening (Saturday) they outlined more details about these incidents as part of a public appeal.
They said the first incident they are looking into is an 'altercation between passengers' from Qatar Airways flight QR023, from Doha to Manchester, which arrived at 7.20pm. "The altercation may have taken place during the flight or afterwards in the T2 baggage hall" they said,.
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