“PC Chahal was argumentative and abusive and accused the officers of being racist'
It states that a further fight took place on the railway concourse involving PC Chahal, his friend and the other male. It says: “PC Chahal continued to fight with the male and punched the male on numerous occasions during the incident.”
Manjit Chahal is accused of fighting with a man in McDonald's at Leeds train station. Picture by Simon Hulme. The summary states that when British Transport Police attended, PC Chahal was “uncooperative and challenging” and refused to provide his details which resulted in him being arrested. The summary reads: “PC Chahal was argumentative and abusive and accused the officers of being racist.”
In behaving in such a way, it is alleged that PC Chahal has acted in breach of the Standards of Professional Behaviour relating to Discreditable Conduct and Authority, Respect and Courtesy.
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