PC Adnen Mehmood was found to have suffered a punctured right lung as result of him him hitting the ground. The other officer PC Mohammed Zeb

Noticing a theme with those names

Manchester

That explains it, they're a few years off from having full sharia law, but nice to know martial arts is all that's needed to defeat them in a day

Sentencing Judge Angela Nield told Carr he had delivered an 'excellent speech in mitigation' and said he had expressed himself in 'a careful and impressive manner'. She also made no order for compensation for the two PCs.

So other than previous fines and time spent on curfew, walks free like he should. Looked at the comments and although you got ones going 'he shouldn't have assaulted officers' they are HEAVILY down voted which shows the public sentiment in the UK to their police, especially after enforcement of lockdowns.

Summary: he was trying to hold outdoor Judo classes for children when both cops tried to arrest and pepper spray him. The judge gave him community service after explaining he did it for the Children's Mental Health. Fun fact: check the names of the two arresting officers.

The officers were taken to hospital where PC Adnen Mehmood was found to have suffered a punctured right lung as result of him him hitting the ground. The other officer PC Mohammed Zeb had a day off sick and was placed on restricted duties for two weeks after he was left with 'soreness, tenderness and swelling' to his left wrist. Both officers have made full recoveries.

British police, ladies and gentlemen.

But prosecutor Craig MacGregor said: 'He [Carr] wanted to be able to protest about being able to protest about the Covid regulations. Police became aware on social media about those gatherings and on February 4 he received a "cease and desist" letter which said he can be fined for prohibited behavior.

'He was also served with a directive from Rochdale Borough Council under the health protection regulations, telling him not to have this protest.

His crime was protesting the State.

'He also said was offering kids martial arts lessons from 1pm but in brackets saying: "If I have not been arrested."

'We say that is teasing and goading of the officers. He had already been arrested previously and told to go home and there is an element of the "I won't have anyone tell me what to do" mentality.'

Paraphrasing: "We felt like his actions made us look ridiculous...and we took that personally."

Apparently this absolute chad also represented himself. I wish he hadn't had to play the 'mental health' card, but he still handled it pretty well, and isn't spending five years in jail, so very good for him.

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Hahaha.

Also: Here's an archive.

The court heard all participants in the class were standing two metres apart.

Oh thank God! Especially now since we know that is fucking useless.

I genuinely can't wrap my head around how this guy has gotten off so lightly. I'm glad he did, but... HOW?

This flies in the face of almost everything I've seen from British courts my entire life.

Self Defense almost never stands up in court, and self defense against police officers? Diverse police officers? This case is literally the first time I've ever seen an outcome like this.

All I can come up with is that his exploits sexually aroused the judge.