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Dalian Atkinson trial: Pc accused of murder ‘was so terrified, he felt his brain wasn’t working’ Officer told investigators that footballer was ‘hell bent’ on injuring him and that he had no recollection of Tasering him for 33 seconds 20 May 2021 • 4:39pm Benjamin Monk arrives at Birmingham Crown Court, where he is accused of the murder of Dalian Atkinson Credit: Jacob King/PA A police officer accused of murdering ex-Aston Villa star Dalian Atkinson told investigators that he was so terrified that he felt his brain stopped working and he had no recollection of Tasering the footbal...

Pc Benjamin Monk denies the murder and manslaughter of ex-Premier League striker Dalian Atkinson.

11:10 EDT, 19 May 2021 Bloodstaining found on the boot of a police officer accused of murdering footballer Dalian Atkinson showed 'forceful' contact, a forensic scientist has told a jury. The trial of Pc Benjamin Monk, now in its third week, was told blood matching the ex-Aston Villa star was found on the laces and tongue of the officer's right boot and the instep area of his left boot. Monk, 42, is alleged to have intended to cause really serious injury to Atkinson, who also played for Sheffield Wednesday and Ipswich Town, after initial uses of a Taser proved ineffective. Prosecutors claim...

By Press Association 2021 Benjamin Monk arriving at court Bloodstaining found on the boot of a police officer accused of Dalian Atkinson’s murder was consistent with being caused by “forceful” contact, a forensic scientist has told a jury. The trial of Pc Benjamin Monk, now in its third week, was told blood matching the ex-Aston Villa star was found on the laces and tongue of the officer’s right boot and the instep area of his left boot. Monk, 42, is alleged to have intended to cause really serious injury to Atkinson, who also pl...

By Press Association 2021 Benjamin Monk arriving at court Bloodstaining found on the boot of a police officer accused of Dalian Atkinson’s murder was consistent with being caused by “forceful” contact, a forensic scientist has told a jury. The trial of Pc Benjamin Monk, now in its third week, was told blood matching the ex-Aston Villa star was found on the laces and tongue of the officer’s right boot and the instep area of his left boot. Monk, 42, is alleged to have intended to cause really serious injury to Atkinson, who also pl...