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Security guards broke train passenger's leg twice as he begged them to stop Pair used "unnecessary force" to eject the passenger from Liverpool Central Station Updated Liverpool Central Station Two security guards injured a man so badly as they removed him from Liverpool Central Station that they broke his leg and left him with life-changing injuries. John Smitton, from Anfield, and John Moncrieff, from Wigan, used "unnecessary force" to eject the passenger from the city centre station. The victim, who Merseyrail had decided was too drunk to travel, was being removed from the station on Sep...

Submitting... The victim denied he was drunk and still wanted to use the train. Smitton and Moncrieff stepped in and grabbed hold of each of the victim’s arms to remove him from the station. As they released him into the mall area the then 48-year-old victim repeatedly asked why he was being removed and under what power. In response to his questions the two turned him around and pushed him face first into the wall, with his face hitting the corner of the wall. He turned around to face the pair who then pinned him to the ground with such force that the victim repeatedly cried out in pain and...

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Historic HB: Damages sought after fatal plane crash 21 Jan, 2021 09:59 PM 5 minutes to read Hawkes Bay Today By: Michael Fowler Before the 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake cleared the Ahuriri inner lagoon of water, Napier struggled to find a piece of land in which to operate an airfield. Hastings, on the other hand, had large expanses of open, flat country. So when Dominion Airlines Limited was formed in 1929 it chose Hastings as its aerodrome for its flights between Gisborne and Wellington. It began its service in 1930. When the 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake had struck on Februar...