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UK: Guardian article - Video of police assault on Ian Tomlinson, who died at G20 protest

01 April 2009

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Video of police assault on Ian Tomlinson (Guardian, link)

See also: Watch new ITN/C4 News footage giving a fresh angle on the attack (link)

And: De Menezes taught the Met nothing: Footage of a police assault on Ian Tomlinson at the G20 demo – moments before he died – suggests their tactics are dangerously wrong (Guardian, link)

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