julian cole's arrest was captured on cctv.ghtclub in bedford and bouncers and the police were involved. 0fficers dragged him into a van. he'd been complaining that his neck hurt. the officers sacked today had all lied that he'd been able to move his legs. he was initially taken to a police station rather than a hospital. julian cole had been on a night out with friends. he was 19 and was studying for a degree in sports science. he was aiming to be a coach or a pe teacher. it's not easy to see you. and this is how he is now. on that night five and a half years ago he was left with a broken neck and a badly damaged spinal—cord. he is in a permanent vegetative state. today, following a disciplinary hearing, his family saw three bedfordshire police constables dismissed from the force for lying over what happened during his arrest. this tribunal decision makes it clear that not only did the officers lie about events involving julian, but they show an inhuman indifference to his welfare. part of the evidence given by one officer, ha

julian cole's arrest was captured on cctv.ice were involved. officers dragged him into a van. he had been complaining that his neck hurt. the officers sacked today had all lied that he was able today had all lied that he was able to move his legs. he was initially taken to aid police station rather than a hospital. julian cole had been on a night out with friends. he was 19 and studying for a degree in sports science. he was aiming to be a coach or a pe teacher. it's not easy to see you. and this is how he is now. on that night five and a half years ago, he was left with a broken neck and a badly damaged spinal cord. he is in a permanent vegetative state. today following a disciplinary hearing, his family saw three bedfordshire police constables dismissed from the force, for lying about what happened during his arrest. this decision makes it clear that not only did the officers lied about the event involving julian, but they showed inhuman indifference to his welfare. part of the evidence given by one officer was described as

julian cole will need 24—hour care for the rest of his life.ty of misconduct. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. julian cole was studying for a degree in sports science and had ambitions to be a coach, or a pe teacher. it's not easy to see you. that all ended when he was 19, and on a night out with friends. julian was left severely brain damaged and paralysed after he was arrested and restrained, following an incident at a nightclub involving bouncers and the police. he broke his neck, and badly damaged his spinal cord. he's now in a permanent vegetative state. today, his family saw three bedfordshire police constables dismissed from the force for lying over what happened on the nightjulian was arrested. this tribunal decision makes it clear that not only do the officers lie about events involving julian, they show an inhuman indifference to his welfare. these officers weren't facing disciplinary proceedings over julian cole's injury. what was under scrutiny was whether they carried out proper welfare checks on him and whether t

julian cole was a keen athlete, studying sports science. paralysed and brain damaged after a scuffle which led to his arrest outside a nightclub in bedford in 2013. four officers who were there of the night were accused of misconduct, including breach of standards of duties. julian broke his neck and suffered a severe spinal injury following an argument with bouncers and police after he had been asked to leave the club. an ambulance was not called until he was at the police station. his family arrived at court today hoping for answers. my hope is... i need justice. no matter what ever they did for him, it will not bring him back, but the only thing i need is justice. three officers were not accused of inflicting the but of not carrying out welfare checks. the pcs have been found guilty of gross misconduct and reaching honesty standards along with pc nicholas oates, who was not in court today. ps andrew with leavers found guilty of misconduct and breaching standards of duties duties and responsibilities. today's results may offer some comfor

julian cole will need 2a hour care for the rest of his life.ions to be a coach, or a pe teacher. it's not easy to see you. that all ended when he was 19, and on a night out with friends. julian was left severely brain damaged and paralysed after he was arrested and restrained, following an incident at a nightclub involving bouncers and the police. he broke his neck, and badly damaged his spinal cord. he's now in a permanent vegetative state. today, his family saw three bedfordshire police constables dismissed from the force for lying over what happened on the nightjulian was arrested. this tribunal decision makes it clear that not only do the officers lie about events involving julian, they show an inhuman indifference to his welfare. these officers weren't facing disciplinary proceedings over julian cole's injury. what was under scrutiny was whether they carried out proper welfare checks on him and whether they told the truth about events that night. part of the evidence given by one officer, hannah ross, was described as totally unconvincing.

julian cole was a keen athlete, studying sports science.s. julian broke his neck and suffered a severe spinal injury following an argument with bouncers and police after he had been asked to leave the club. an ambulance was not called until he was at the police station. his family arrived at court today hoping for answers. my hope is... i need justice. no matter what ever they did for him, it will not bring him back, but the only thing i need, justice. the officers were not accused of inflicting the injuries but of breaching standards of duty and not carrying out welfare checks. pcs hannah ross and sanjeev kalyan have been found guilty of gross misconduct and breaching honesty standards, along with pc nicholas oates, who was not in court today. ps andrew withey leavers was found guilty of misconduct ——ps andrew withey was found guilty of misconduct and breaching standards of duties and responsibilities. today's results may offer some comfort to julian's mother, but she still has unanswered questions about how her son became injured in the f

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