Police officers who tasered amputee pensioner, 92, sacked for using excessive force
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Police officers who tasered amputee pensioner, 92, sacked for using excessive force.
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Two Sussex Police officers who used excessive force on an amputee pension have lost their jobs, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) confirmed.
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On June 21, 2022, the officers raced to Park Beck Residential Care Home in East Sussex after Donald Burgess, an amputee and dementia patient, flicked his food at a healthcare worker and refused to put down the dull blade.MORE TO FOLLOW...
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