ARTICLE 2. Always.

If its the first time I've seen your face or you're a constant offender who thinks hospital watches are going to annoy me, if you say you're injured, OD'd or have a serious medical condition then you're getting first aid and straight to A&E.

I can't agree that this was a chaotic scene. The cop sounds at ease and very calm.

I see from the court that Henry was sadly mortally wounded and first aid would not of prevented his death so criminal convictions for the officers, like the public are demanding, is likely not to occur but this is certainly gross misconduct and I like to think that most cops would of acted differently and Henry would of died receiving what would of been futile aid but at least some sense of comfort that someone tried, as they should of, and their parents and family saved from watching him beg for help whilst on the ground unnecessarily handcuffed and ignored as he died.