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The Metropolitan Police have referred the ‘use of force’ on a Black autistic man in Stratford for formal review, The Voice can reveal. In the video, the man, is being held by three police officers with one of his hands in a handcuff, when one of the officers then kicks him in the groin area. The man can be heard repeated saying, “I’m going to stay calm, I’m going to stay calm.” The Met say the incident took place just before 6pm on Sunday 6 September in Stratford, east London. The Voice contacted the Met Police, who said the incident has been referred to the Directorate of Professional Standards for formal review. A Met Police spokesperson said: “We understand the concern about the force used by officers in this video. "The use of force must always be proportionate. We have referred this incident to our Directorate of Professional Standards for formal review” More to follow. Report Sinai Fleary 🇬🇩🇻🇨 . 📹-TikTok Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu
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