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UK: Police beat and kicked Muslim terror suspect during arrest, court hears
A British Muslim man accused of raising funds for terrorist organisations was subjected to a "sustained and very violent assault" during his arrest by four specialist officers from the Metropolitan police, a court has heard.

The jury at Southwark crown court was told the officers punched, kicked and stamped on Babar Ahmad, during an early morning raid at his home in south-west London in 2003.

At one stage, the court heard, Ahmad, who was accused of raising money for al-Qaida, was forced into the Muslim prayer position as an officer shouted: "Where is your God now?"

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The Wagga Wagga policeman facing assault charges over the arrest of a man three years ago has entered a plea of not guilty and is due to face court in April.

Constable Chris Jackson's solicitor entered the plea in Wagga Local Court yesterday.

The officer is facing charges of assault occasioning actual bodily harm and maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm.

The charges relate to a year long Police Integrity Commission inquiry into Wagga police and injuries suffered by Alan Hathaway during his arrest by police.

Constable Jackson has been suspended on full pay since December 2005.

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