CCTV footage of off-duty police officer trying to stop knife-wielding killer after he stabbed his neighbour shown in court
CCTV footage of an off-duty police officer trying to stop a knife-wielding killer after he had stabbed his neighbour has been shown in court.
Jurors at Bristol Crown Court saw the moments after the fatal attack as the officer used a piece of wood to try stop Mr Aslan attacking someone else.The attack was captured on several CCTV doorbell cameras and recorded by eyewitnesses. Mr Arslan forces the gate into Mr Marsden's garden and the video then shows Mr Marsden wrestling him out of his home, having been stabbed eight times, while Mr Wilkinson hits him with the wood.
Mr Boorman's statement, made in May 2021, had been part of civil injunction proceedings launched by Tewkesbury Borough Council to stop Mr Arslan's anti-social behaviour.Some of the comments included how he liked being arrested, how he was unhinged and missed prison food and how "God forgives but I will not forget", the court heard.
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