Family of man kicked by police officer want to see 'calm'
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Family of man kicked by police officer want to see 'calm'
Protesters are being urged to listen to the family of a man kicked by a police officer at Manchester Airport and ensure calm prevails after a second night of demonstrations.
RochdaleLabour MP Paul Waugh, who has met with the family involved in the incident at the airport, said that the family want to "send out a message of calm" and that their priority is "seeking justice".
Report by Covellm.
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