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More an architect of his own misfortune, judging by his actions in the 90 minutes preceding his death.

Yes, he quite clearly had it coming to him.
Serves him right for leaving his house, the cheeky bugger.

...but neither had he committed any offence- otherwise he would
have been arrested at that juncture [and his life would probably
not have ended an hour later].
As I understand it, the police's own 'rules of engagement' allow
them to be reactive, not proactive. The latter comes under the
heading of common assault. Unfortuantely too many officers seem
to think that a warrant-card allows them to behave with impunity-
and the reaction of successive governments seems to suggest that
they are correct in that assumpttion.

Yes, all drunks should be beaten up by the Met.....

Shame on you Hungwell- but at least we can all see what a shower of cunts the next Tory government will be.

i hope this copper gets banged up then we can see how brave he is when he hasnt got his face covered or a weapon in his hand.i wonder if he thinks he can go around attacking blokes from behind in the shovel and get away with it?i would put his chances at zero.he will be on rule 43 with the nonces for his own protection.hopefully someone catches up with him and dispenses the same kind of justice he dished out

ACAB

I always believed that, due to the unforgiveable breach of trust,
those in authority who have fallen from grace were supposed to
receive sterner punishment than the norm.
It seems that this precept has rarely, if ever, been applied- which
might go a long way in explaining our current mess.

More likely be in an open prison with X-box, Playstation, Wii, Ipod, plasma screen, Sky HD, a la carte menu etc

More likely will get a promotion.