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A member of the public has claimed he witnessed police shooting a man they allege was attempting to kill him.
A group of protesters surrounded an area in Burdekin-Lukah in East Fife on Tuesday night as people had set up a memorial, which police said involved “multiple” officers.
One man alleged to have shot a police officer said officers had tried to use batons on his feet after he had repeatedly asked them to stop shooting.
The man said: “They started punching me on the back until he finally died.”
Police officers have defended their actions, saying they have been carrying out a “constitutionally-guaranteed” job.
Scotland Yard said the shooting happened at 6:18pm on Tuesday, March 20 in the westside of Burdekin Lukah, with the incident coming to the attention of public order officers.
A spokeswoman said: “A man came across a police line near an area of remembrance with firearms drawn on the ground at around 6pm and approached them.
“A number of officers were in attendance at the scene at the time.”
Officers in riot gear an솔레어 카지노d protective equipment moved to a public order location outside the scene at the time.
Protesters then m파라오 카지노oved from a footpath to a cordoned-off area of the road which police said was used for “security reasons”.
Police said in a statement:바둑이 사이트 “Officers from a number of police forces throughout the country were sent to Burdekin Lukah to carry out a constitutional-guaranteed job – this included a Constabulary road patrol.
“In doing so they were challenged by a demonstrator who had attempted to attack officers with a pipe bomb and a weapon believed to be fired from a vehicle.”
Mr Hickey, who said he had been at the site since 7.45pm on Tuesday, said the “scene was absolutely packed with police” and the crowd had been “frightening”.
He said: “The crowd were just standing around talking on the cordoned off road – you could hear their voices.
“You could feel it was terrifying.”
The witness, who does not want to be named, described his view of a police officer as a “jungle soldier with a machine gun”.
He said: “We heard them firing with shotguns on my foot and I was told afterwards that he actually threw the pipe bomb.