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Man who punched female police officers at Manchester Airport jailed

Man who punched female police officers at Manchester Airport jailed
BBC UK Friday 26 June 2026, 16:08 UTC 1 min read
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Mohammed Fahir Amaaz assaulted PC Lydia Ward, PC Ellie Cook and a Starbucks customer, a court heard.

Mohammed Fahir Amaaz assaulted PC Lydia Ward, PC Ellie Cook and a Starbucks customer, a court heard.
Manchester Airport (LOCATION) Mohammed Fahir Amaaz (PERSON) Lydia Ward (PERSON) Ellie Cook (PERSON) Starbucks (ORG)
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