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Dalian Atkinson trial: Pc lied and exaggerated to justify excessive kicks to head

The police officer accused of murdering Dalian Atkinson lied and exaggerated to justify kicking the former Aston Villa footballer in the head, a court heard. Alexandra Healy QC, prosecuting, put it to Pc Monk that he exaggerated running for his life from Mr Atkinson so he could justify kicking him in the head after being left humiliated for not being able to control the former sportsman in front of his girlfriend Pc Mary Ellen Bettley-Smith.  Pc Monk denied the suggestion, but Ms Healy for the Crown said: You have deliberately sought to lie about those kicks , and have exaggerated in the course of your interview and at every opportunity to justify the excessive force you used .

Murder-accused Pc cannot recall having boot on Dalian Atkinson s head, jury told

Dalian Atkinson: PC cannot recall having boot on player s head

BBC News Published image captionDalian Atkinson died aged 48 on 15 August 2016 A police officer accused of murdering an ex-footballer told a court he cannot remember resting his boot on the man s head as he lay on the ground. PC Benjamin Monk, 43, is on trial charged with the murder of Dalian Atkinson in 2016, who died after a stand-off in Telford in 2016. He denied the prosecution s assertion that he deliberately sought to lie about kicking and tasering him. PC Monk also denied an allegation that he had been exaggerating his fears. Prosecutors claim the West Mercia Police officer used unlawful and unreasonable force during a final 33-second firing of his Taser, and by then kicking the former Aston Villa star twice in the head.

La fiscal del caso Atkinson disputa el miedo del policía que le mató

La fiscal del caso Atkinson disputa el miedo del policía que le mató
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