Moment woman screams ‘black lives matter’ as she wrestles with cops at busy train station
Six officers restrained the woman with onlookers criticising the heavy handed arrest
A WOMAN was held down by six police officers as she screamed “you’re hurting me” at a London train station.
The dramatic arrest of the 32-year-old was captured on camera by shocked commuters.
British Transport Police have since said that the woman apologised to officers after the incident.
A spokesperson said: “A 32-year-old woman from London received a police caution after admitting an offence of obstructing an officer in the execution of their duty.”
The spokesperson also said that only a “low-level” of force was used to restrain the woman.
The footage of the September 10 arrest shows the woman yelling: “see what the police are doing.
“Nobody gives a damn.”
She also yelled “Black Lives Matter” while claiming that officers were hurting her elbow while restraining her.
Commuters can be heard in the video commenting on the arrest, with one person saying: “Do you really need six people to do this.
“It’s a girl, man. Six on one. You’re hurting her.”
One commuter shared the video, writing the incident happened at Stratford station.
They said: “Did they really need 6 police officers to take her down.”
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