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So the manchester thugs lawyer has jumped ship after the release of the latest video guess his morals dont allow him to represent the guilty .
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TikTok lawyer QUITS representing family of man kicked by cop at airport

THE TikTok lawyer helping a man who was kicked by a cop at Manchester Airport has dropped the case after new video surfaced showing a violent assault on police. Akhmed Yakoob was representing broth…
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Considering it was the solicitor that released the first video clips of the altercation, I'd suggest he may have acted unprofessionally.
So he's best placed at a distance from the case.
 
I see Andy Burnham is backpedaling on the matter too after the latest video footage.
 
gas112 said:
So the manchester thugs lawyer has jumped ship after the release of the latest video guess his morals dont allow him to represent the guilty .
www.thesun.co.uk

TikTok lawyer QUITS representing family of man kicked by cop at airport

THE TikTok lawyer helping a man who was kicked by a cop at Manchester Airport has dropped the case after new video surfaced showing a violent assault on police. Akhmed Yakoob was representing broth…
www.thesun.co.uk www.thesun.co.uk
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Akhmed Yakoob is a complete prat, he really loves himself
 
Mottie said:
I see Andy Burnham is backpedaling on the matter too after the latest video footage.
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I haven't gone back to check. But I am pretty sure Andy Burnham said from the start that he had seen the full footage and that it was a lot more complicated than shown on the original video. What he said last night seemed to be very much what he has been saying all along.
 
This lawyer almost became an MP, and also did very well in the West Midlands mayoral election.

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Something I had been wondering, was why the police officer didn't just taser the attacker again. The first tasering seemed to have been extremely effective. I've read the various justifications for why he needed to kick the attacker in the head. But if the officer really was concerned that the suspect might still be a danger, a second tasering, if permissible, would seem to be a much more suitable response.
 
Perhaps when you have just been battered heavily around the head by a couple of young fit guys it's natural for your survival instincts to kick in first before any training you have had no matter how good
 
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