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Officer who beat me was a thug out for blood says protester
Peter Dominiczak17 Apr 2009
A WOMAN who claims she was beaten by a baton-wielding police officer who concealed his number at the G20 protests today described him as a "thug out for blood".
Nicola Fisher, 35, was badly bruised in the alleged assault outside the Bank of England on 2 April, which was filmed and posted on YouTube.
The former drug addict has now sold her story to a newspaper, reportedly for £50,000 after hiring publicist Max Clifford. She is also believed to be planning a substantial compensation claim.
The sergeant, from the Met's Territorial Support Group, had concealed his identity number on his epaulettes. He has since been suspended.
Ms Fisher's claims came as new pictures emerged of 47-year-old Ian Tomlinson, who died of a heart attack during protests a day earlier.
The photographs, taken about 15 minutes before his death, appear to confirm claims that Mr Tomlinson had been involved in an altercation with police before the "shove" that is believed to have caused his death. It is also alleged that he was nudged by a police van after he refused to move for police officers.
Ms Fisher made her claims today in the Daily Express.The activist, who works at an animal sanctuary in East Sussex, was at a vigil in the City for Mr Tomlinson when she was hit by the officer.
She said: "The policeman is a thug with a weapon which he is legally allowed to use. He can do what he wants.
"I was weeping and in the most dreadful pain. I looked like I had been whipped by the Taliban. I had a bruise measuring seven inches by four across the back of my thigh. And I had another purple four-inch bruise across the back of my calf."
Ms Fisher describes herself as "a tree-hugger" with a passion for animal welfare and the environment. She said she had travelled to London from Brighton with her boyfriend Gavin Shepherd, 30, on the second day of the protest.
She denied that she had been shouting and swearing at the sergeant just before the incident. She said: "I put my hands up to stop him pushing against me and the next minute I thought he had punched me in the face. But in fact he had backhanded me across my left cheek.
"It was very painful and I screamed, 'How can you hit a woman in the face?'
"The policeman was very aggressive. His eyes were bulging and he was clearly looking for a fight. The next moment he lashed out at me with his baton, hitting me across the back of my left thigh. At the same time he again brought his truncheon crashing down on my calf."
Ms Fisher said she now has problems sleeping. She said: "The cop was a thug out for blood. He was a thug with a weapon."
The Independent Police Complaints Commission has now received 145 complaints after the clashes between police and protesters at the G20 summit.
Reader views (66)
It is hard to believe the ammount of comments attacking the victim. If expressing your opinion makes you worth of police violence then we are not better off than if we lived in Iran...
- Daniel, London, 20/04/2009 11:03
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If you ask me it is the small ones that are usually the most vicious - rather like short men and snappy little dogs. And if any of you out there think that behaving the way she did isn't going to get you a smack then you need to get in the real world.
- C Roberts, London, 20/04/2009 10:17
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The "victim" is an abusive, worthless individual who it seems will now profit from being an utter waste of space. In a civilised society, people like that would have to actually work to obtain £50,000.
- H, London, UK, 20/04/2009 09:21
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I have read the article and than read all the comments and I started to form my opinion about Miss Nicola Fisher as a typical 'Sheakespearian' shrew who attacked a policeman with force and the policemen had to defend himself and now she is even being paid a hefty compensation for that.
Than I watched it on youtube and am now quite amazed by the sheer misogyny in 90% of the comments. The woman is indeed a petite 5foot , fragile looking girl. I refuse to see any justice of what she had to go through. As she had rightly put it herself, the policeman could have easily just move her instead of inflicting her with such violence.
Slapping a petite woman or any woman on a face is a disgrace, no matter what the circumstances.
Why didn't the policeman took on a tall, muscular man instead?
Women it seems are the easy target, and policeman looked to me as if he has done it before.
IMO The police should be able to differentiate between men and women protesters, just as they should have been able to differentiate between a Brazilian and an Arab when the innocent man got killed. Mistakes happen but these mistakes are simply preposterous.
Most comments are obviously filled with jealousy of the compensation. Some men sound to me as if they found an outlet for their frustrations on a fragile looking woman protester. It's been clinically proven that violence towards women is an expression of impotence. I am very surprised to find also a few women amongst the misogynists below.
- Adriana, London, 20/04/2009 02:21
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I have read the article and then read all the comments and I started to form my opinion about Miss Nicola Fisher as a typical violent shrew who attacked a policeman with force and the policemen had to defend himself and now she is even being paid a hefty compensation for that.
Than I watched it on youtube and am now quite amazed by the sheer misogyny in all of the comments. The woman is indeed a petite 5foot , fragile looking girl. I refuse to see any justice of what she had to go through. As she had rightly put it herself, the policeman could have easily just move her instead of inflicting her with such violence.
Slapping a petite woman or any woman on a face is a disgrace, no matter what the circumstances.
Why didn't the policeman took on a tall, muscular man instead?
Women it seems are the easy target, and policeman looked to me as if he must have done it bfore.
IMO The police should be able to differentiate between men and women protesters, just as they should have been able to differentiate between a Brazilian and an Arab. These mistakes are simply preposterous.
Most people who left the comments are obviously just jealous of the amount she has got as a compensation. I am very surprised to find also a few women amongst the misogynists below.
- Adriana, London, 20/04/2009 02:01
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Heaven knows the police in my country aren't saints, but dear heavens you people need to impose some sort of system of transparency and responsibility on your police.
This woman - regardless of her opinions - has apparently been beaten for attending a legitimate protest, and somehow SHE is being made out to be the culprit??!!!
Get a grip everyone, before you really turn into a police state!!!!
- Marianne, SW France, 19/04/2009 22:37
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Kerry of Purley - I think I will - if you live there - but I thank you for at least saying "please"
Just remember how lucky you are that you do not live in China,Afganistan or Iraq - we would not even be able to voice our opinions or write like we are doing now.
Stay safe
Liz T
- Liz, dallas tx, 17/04/2009 16:56
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The “she got what she was asking for” comments on here are disgraceful; I suspect they show a worrying insight to the poster’s attitude towards casual violence towards women more than anything else. I support the police, and for that reason we need police that are accountable and that the public can trust, not thugs that cover up their ID’s and use excessive violence. It seems some people here are happy to condone police brutality, but only in circumstances were they don’t like the person it is directed towards. I’m sure if they are ever on the receiving end of an injustice by the police they would be the first to bleat about it!
- NJ, London, 17/04/2009 16:48
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Alex Pomeroy - I too think the officer who slapped Miss Fisher should be named: so the decent people among us can send him flowers and messages of support. Well done for showing such restraint that man, I say! I am heartened to see that most of the people offering their views here are of a similar mindset to me on this. It shows common decency is still alive and well even in these troubled times.
- Sarah Bradshaw, Enfield, Middx, 17/04/2009 16:35
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Interesting that Miss Fisher said nothing for two weeks and as soon as she signs up to Max Clifford she comes out with well scripted and highly emotive language. Perhaps she will donate her 'Clifford-cash' to her animal sanctuary...
- Jonathan, London, 17/04/2009 16:29
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"Whipped by the Taliban" ! How dare she compare herself to the women who suffer at the hands of real thugs in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Get some perspective woman. You were thumped by a stupid bully of a Policeman.
- Julia, London, 17/04/2009 16:18
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Hit by a member of the Taliban - if she had been; she would have been dead! It always amazes me that such people are 'really hard and up for it' until they receive a slap or two. Then they run crying to their lawyers, mummies and daddies. Well hit Sir!
- James Allan, London, UK, 17/04/2009 16:09
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Those who are making constant referals to the officer's epaulettes not bearing his ID numbers have failed to realise that as a sergeant, in a public order situation, he wears grey epaulettes with his silver metal shoulder numbers mounted onto them. The grey is a quick way of identifying sergeants, and inspectors wear orange epaulettes with their pips on them - a simple and effective way of identiying decision-makers in, quite often, hectic situations. Any formal enquiry to the Public Order Training Centre would have revealed that this is established practice. Even the Commissioner should have known this.
- Cbird, London, 17/04/2009 16:02
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Liz of Dallas, Please stay there!
- Kerry, Purley, 17/04/2009 15:57
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The police officesr who attacked Mr Tomlinson and Miss Fisher should be named.They named MP Greeene when they arrested him and should be subject to similar publicity and scrutiny
- Alex Pomeroy, London, 17/04/2009 15:57
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Clearly a sponger..a parasite of society.
We need to protect this policeman.
You got to ask the question why her only?
And there's no proof the bruises were just caused by the blow from the baton. Looks like manufactured evidence.
Plus she does not look too innocent in the pictures.
- Tp, London, 17/04/2009 15:43
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A mouthy crusty getting some discipline, about time too. With that £50K she will be able to go to all the protests she can and try and entice more police into a reaction & blagging more cash. If she was signing on, shouldnt she have been activly seeking a job, not trying to get someone to lose theirs.
Seems to me the only way to earn decent money in this country today is by blagging/selling drugs or becoming a fraudster. Honest work seems to get you sweet fa.
- Dom, London, 17/04/2009 15:35
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'Remember this also; all police officers are under the same laws that we all are' - Mickyinlondon, london
Maybe, Mickyinlondon, someone should have told this deranged woman that she broke the law by hitting a policeman. She went to an anti-capitalist march looking for trouble, taunted and goaded a police officer and ended up getting exactly what she deserved. If you think Ms Fisher's behaviour was normal or decent you clearly have sympathies for the thug elements in our society. For someone who is an anti-capitalist she is happy to ask for a huge sum of money from a newspaper; double standards here I think, of course egged on by that other piece of slime Max Clifford. Faced with the dregs of society who are free to treat the law exactly as they please but who expect the police to exist wholly within the law my sympathies lie entirely with the police.
- Ian Davies, London, UK, 17/04/2009 15:33
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- Mickyinlondon, london
And SHE isn't a thug??
One thing you forget is that the police are here to uphold the law so if somebody like this girl breaks the law but still goes back for more trouble - she deserves everything she gets. Perhaps you need your eyes testing but the video quite clearly shows her going for the policeman. Was he supposed to just stand there and take it? NO, because his job is to stop violent idiots like this woman disturbing the peace. geddit? And beofre he hit her he told her to go away. Ofcourse she ignored him as she was after some compensation.
- Margy, London, 17/04/2009 15:27
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Why on earth do the police put up with this sort of nonsense. She obviously went to London to make trouble. Personally, I think she deserves a smack in the mouth. I've had arguments with the police on a demo but they are still polite, if adamant.
- Margaret Williams, Sutton, Surrey, 17/04/2009 15:22
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The delicious irony of a nasty little rioter part of a huge crowd baying for blood and violence accusing the officer stood in her way of "thuggery". Next time they should spray her kind with water and tear gas.
- Alison, London, 17/04/2009 15:18
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The Police operation, on that day, was codenamed 'Glencoe'. So what happened was exactly like it says on the packet. Whether or not it is legal for the Police to punish demonstrators, thats another question.
- Michael C, london uk, 17/04/2009 14:59
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Let me try and get my head around the point of view of this twisted individual.
1/. She deliberately enters an area where there was trouble occurring.
2/. She approaches the officer and initiates the contact.
3/. She verbally and physically abuses the officer.
4/. She ignores several warnings to back of.
Yet apparently it was the officer who was out for blood????
Isn't there a Mental Health Act that should cover this one?
- Frank, Home Counties, England., 17/04/2009 14:56
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How wonderful to see the disgust that is shown for this "woman" by the general public - I am pleased to see that overall she has had the reverse effect than she anticpated.... I wonder whether she will go back to Brighton again?
Please everybody in the UK support the British Police for their patience in what could have been, in another country, a totally different outcome!
I live in Texas and the police here have zero tolerance for anyone who breaks the law....maybe we should send some over to the UK.
Well done - to the general public, keep supporting the police, let the people who break the law suffer the consequences....... again maybe she should hand over the money to a Police Fund that helps families who lose either their husband or wife in the line of duty.....hmm - do you think she will??????????
Thank you to the British police for being so very tolerant.
- Liz, dallas tx, 17/04/2009 14:53
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"Are you just an anarchist for the sake of it ?", Margy London.
What I am against, are Police who act outside of the law. Plain and simple. Do you want to live in a Police state? I prefer to live in a country where the police are accountable to the public and act WITHIN the laws which we ALL have to abide by. Believing we should ALL be governed by the same law is far from being an anarchist.
- Chris, Rochester, 17/04/2009 14:49
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What goes around comes around. One day when the scabrous Miss Fisher genuinely needs Police help hopefully they will be less than helpful, ignore her. or better still spray her with CS gas so she really has something to complain about.
- D Woodstock, London, 17/04/2009 14:37
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Judge not that ye shall be judged: JK London.
Is one; that may or may not be receiving any kind of state aid; any less entitled to be respected or denied justice under the law of the land?
One day you may well be on the receiving end of the law, yourself; if you ever are; then you should be arrested, without getting any kind of physical beating added to the punishment a court will hand out to you on being found guilty etc.
Remember this also; all police officers are under the same laws that we all are; they are not immune from their actions under the law; and as officers of the law; they should set good examples to the public in general; and not bad examples at any time; because a thug is a thug; in or out of any uniform.
- Mickyinlondon, london, 17/04/2009 14:18
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>>I looked like I had been whipped by the Taliban.
Firstly if the Taliban had been in power you'd be wearing a burka and wouldn't be permitted outside your house, being female. Second, you would have no right to protest. Third, if you had dared venture out of your house, unaccompanied by a male relative, they would have probably chopped your head off.
The Policeman appeared to overreact to the provocation. Nicola Fisher has overreacted and stoked a media frenzy.
- Adam, Harrow, UK, 17/04/2009 13:59
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Poor old Max. His last Z list celeb has died and he has sunk to Rent A Mob for clients.
- Bj, London, 17/04/2009 13:26
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Just be thankful that the police in this country aren't routinely armed. Then she would have had something to moan and bleat about.
- Andy, London, 17/04/2009 13:20
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Well done the police officer , its a pity our immigration control do not act with the same kind of aggression, the country would be in a much better state and a much better and safer place to live if all the Police acted in this manner
- Rob, London, 17/04/2009 13:15
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Being hit once across the face and once on the legs is of course the equivalent of getting 30 plus lashes from e Taliban or having acid thrown in her face as a female going to school.
You have to admire her. She goes on an Anti capitalist march abuses a police man gets hit and then hires Max Clifford to get her the best possible deal from a newspaper. You couldn't make it up!
- Dave, London England, 17/04/2009 13:07
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Being hit once across the face and once on the legs is of course the equivalent of getting 30 plus lashes from e Taliban or having acid thrown in her face as a female going to school.
You have to admire her. She goes on an Anti capitalist march abuses a police man gets hit and then hires Max Clifford to get her the best possible deal from a newspaper. You couldn't make it up!
- Dave, London England, 17/04/2009 13:05
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"Death squad tactics!" - Alan from Islington you defame the memories of all the thousands of people who have suffered from proper death squad tactics over the years! She got a bruised leg, the poor dear, and got £50k in her bin for the trouble. I for one won't be buying the newspaper that stumped up the money - ever. Plus she wants compensation on top! I hope the police charge her with conduct likely to cause a breach of the peace, and I hope she gets the tax man all over her like a rash. And, Mickeyinlondon, I very much doubt the wife, daughter, mother, or grandmother etc of the policeman involved often take the trouble to confront a man doing a difficult job with vile and protracted abuse.
- Paul, London, 17/04/2009 13:04
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Max Clifford ‘the publicist’ should read Max Clifford ‘the parasite’..
- Ade, London, 17/04/2009 12:59
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Chris, Rochester
So what is a policeman supposed to do when he is being taunted by a mad protestor? She actually hit him first? Is that OK in your mind? In my mind the police were trying to keep law and order and this ridiculous girl was causing trouble. Are you just an anarchist for the sake of it?
- Margy, London, 17/04/2009 12:59
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The police should be held to account!! very sad day for our country!!
VERY SAD!!!
- J L, London, 17/04/2009 12:56
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"I was weeping and in the most dreadful pain. I looked like I had been whipped by the Taliban."
Had you been whipped by the Taliban you would be dead. Stupid cow.
- Tyler, near Cirencester, Glos, 17/04/2009 12:46
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There are always two sides to any argument; I think we all agree that good honest Policemen are very much respected; and just what this Nation needs as a basic standard; and not just a one off, or very rare group indeed etc.
The honest Policeman’s worst enemy is the bent and corrupted; or thuggish police officer; he tarnishes all the others with his or her actions etc.
We all need a police force; that is for sure; but we need a good honest police force; because a dishonest police force; is far worse, than no police force at all.
I have met both kinds of Police Officers in my long life; the good ones were well worth knowing, and became good friends over time; but the corrupt ones I have met; are worse than most criminals etc, and not worth spitting on etc.
I think the kind of Police Force we end up with, is down to the Government and the Police chiefs themselves in the main; but the honest cop can do a lot more; just by exposing those in their ranks that are corrupt; because they know who those corrupt officers are more than anyone else; but I do understand that in most cases; the honest cop has to work with the dishonest ones; so it is often Hobson’s choice etc.
As for the Officer back handing and coshing the ladies leg; even if she did swear; I wondered what that Officer would say if a big man in body armour; back handed and coshed in the legs, [thus avoiding visible bruises] his wife, daughter, mother, or grandmother etc; hardly the act of a real tough Cop.
- Mickyinlondon, london, 17/04/2009 12:35
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Good luck to her. I hope she is one of many. If the Police behaved as they should do, ie ACT WITHIN THE LAW, then this sort of nonsense would not happen.
- Chris, Rochester, 17/04/2009 12:22
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I suggest the relevant departments of the Government check whether or not she is being paid any benefits. This spiteful, nasty woman has just made a mockery of England. I'm on the policeman's side. Hope the police force keep her picture up so the next time she ever needs their help, they can ignore her.
- Jk, London, 17/04/2009 12:07
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"Woman rioter who verbally abused and assaulted me was a thug out for blood", says Police officer, defending himself.
- Keith Lonsdale, Doncaster, 17/04/2009 11:58
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The police were under extreme stress that day, I am surprised this officer did not hit her harder to ensure she stayed down. She was provoking what could have been a very nasty situation, and she was definitely the instigator. 50K of our tax payer money wasted on this leach.
- Mike, London, 17/04/2009 11:47
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What a Joke! clearly being confruntational with police, she should be charged with public order offences. This will encourage demonstators in future to do the same...
- Sukh, London, 17/04/2009 11:44
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This schemer is quite clearly after compensation. If the police ask you to move on you don't keep going up to them trying to taunt and goad them. We all saw her doing this on video. The camera doesn't lie but humans do. She should learn a bit of respect and try and understand how societies work and function. Stupid girl!
- Margy, London, 17/04/2009 11:43
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I wouldnt get too hung up about the £50,000 figure. I doubt any newspaper would pay that kind of money for a story that is played out on Youtube for free - probably a figure 'reported' by Max Clifford's staff! But as several posters have pointed out, both she and, to a lesser extent Iam Tomlinson, appear not to have been as innocent in this whole episode as many would claim. It is sad that a man lost his life and a family lost their father - the policeman's actions seem highly questionable regardless of provocation - but in the case of this silly girl Miss Fisher, she did more than put herself in harm's way, the went looking for trouble and she only has herself to blame for what appeared to be an entirely reasonable, legal and controlled response from a police officer.
- Dc, London, 17/04/2009 11:43
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Sorry madam you deserved everything you got, how dare you come to London with your foul mouth and expect to be able to abuse people like that....a disgrace to women you are. You'll be remembered alright but for being an evil and nasty woman...well done
- Sarah, London, 17/04/2009 11:38
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I think we should have a film deal also - she gets 50k for the tax payers - mind you she is a sponger already
it is a shame that the police cannot claim compensation from thugs like her and other that I witness in the city
why is it always one side and never both the police in this country is great and do an ok job within the parameters
you need to check out how some police operate in other countries dont go to far Western europe will give you a good insight
- London Eye, uk, 17/04/2009 11:34
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Who on earth would want to be a police office now? It must be dreadful for the majority of police officers who do a great job. If we are not careful we won't have anyone willing to do the job. I don't condone the one or two who hit out and they should be reprimanded, but I think the majority of the police do a very difficult job very well.
- Sally, watford, 17/04/2009 11:33
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Let us hope Ms Fisher gets a large compensation for her ordeal.
The Met should not be allowed to adopt death squad tactics
No Sturmabteilung for Londoners, thank you
- Alan, Islington, 17/04/2009 11:27
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How dare this woman compare herself to the victims of the Taliban? Has she ever met anyone who has been beaten by the Taliban? According to the pictures she has provided she was hit once across the leg - unpleasant and painful no doubt but NOTHING compared to the injuries inflicted by the Taliban.
I do not condone the action of the policeman that hit her however I have no sympathy for her given that her first action was to contact a publicist - she is clearly not in it for justice she is in it for money.
- Andy, London, 17/04/2009 11:26
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Ms Fisher and Max Clifford. Birds of a feather.
I wonder how much Clifford coined for putting words into this woman's mouth?
If she is daft enough to sue for compo - any award by the court will be MINUS the alleged GBP50,000 she received from a scurrilous newspaper.
- Reuben Camara, Morecambe UK, 17/04/2009 11:19
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Both people behaved badly, particularly the woman who appears to have been swearing and screaming at the police. The police officer certainly looks enraged and as if he comes from a culture where women are not meant to act in such a way as this one.
- Helen, norwich, 17/04/2009 11:18
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You deserved what you got for being so rude and a right madam
- C Cusano, Bedford, 17/04/2009 11:00
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I`m sure we would have more respect for these people if they just TOLD, but didn`t SELL their stories to the media.
It harkens back to the sad day for Britain in the Gulf when the woman Navy hostage did the same - shamefull.
But, if people keep buying the headline, then that`s what drives the whole circus.
- Darius Midwinter, London UK, 17/04/2009 10:56
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So not shouting and swearing, but maybe saying lovely things about puppies, and fluffy bunnies to the officer, funny, it looks like she is screaming "are you going to hit me again", "go on", to which the public servant did as he was requested, and by the way, why has he replaced his numbers with a minuture Vodka bottle ?
- J G, Nr Nebel, Denmark, 17/04/2009 10:53
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He was looking for "blood" and you were looking for a quick fix to the tune of £50k, and that's just for starters.
People like her make me sick to the stomach when there are plenty of other people far more worthy of such payouts like our doctors, nurses, fireman,soldiers and indded police officers who all get injured in the line of duty......but no we have to reward it to rent-a-mob greasy unwashed slime balls like her.
I'm really beginning to hate this country!
- Steve, Medway,England, 17/04/2009 10:52
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It seems to me the protester is going to make the most out of this for financial reward, especially as Max Clfford is rubbing his hands together at making another fee. I am surprised the protestor was not arrested for striking an officer, as she cast the first blow.
I'm not condoning what the officer did next, but lets not forget that striking an officer is against the law.
Demonstrating will never solve anything, so ban them.
Especially now as lawyers will be queueing to sue an officer that lifts a finger.
Just take a look at how other countries deal with demonstrators, then condem our police force.
- Malc, London,England, 17/04/2009 10:49
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I think this lady should look for a book deal after this, fiction of course!
- Not Exactly A Looney Lefty!, The real world, 17/04/2009 10:48
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He might be thug out for blood but, without doubt, she is an anarchist looking to cause trouble.
- Peter Glazier, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 17/04/2009 10:46
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Quit the whining Ms Fisher, you got what you wanted.......fame and fortune. If you ever need a Police Officer to help you in time of crisis.......don't hold your breath. I wonder how many more claims of Police brutality will we get in order to make loadsa money. And thanks Chris of Brighton, England..... I dont know any Brightonians like Ms Fisher, feel all the better for it.
- Keith, Brighton, England, 17/04/2009 10:39
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Well Nicola Fisher, that's what happens when you bait a wolf, you get bitten. As for Max Clifford... the pair of you deserve not a penny of tax payers money. Try making an honest living for once in your lives.
I hope the media turns on the pair of you.
- Simon Caleb, London, 17/04/2009 10:26
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Seems to me that this Crusty is just out for all she can get. Ah well, beats working for a living I suppose.....
- Carl, London, 17/04/2009 10:25
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Miss Fisher, I saw your behaviour in the video and believe you got what you deserved. From your comments, it appears you have learnt nothing, and will probably get another slap in the future.
- Dave Davies, Basingstoke, 17/04/2009 10:23
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how long are we going to have to listen to this drivel. you've got your 50k love, now move on............
- Jonny, London, 17/04/2009 10:17
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I'm embarrassed that I live in the same city. Not all Brightonians are like her!
- Chris, Brighton, England, 17/04/2009 10:13
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