A POLICE officer filmed stamping on a man's head has been suspended.
But despite calls for calm, fresh protests erupted in Manchester city centre last night, bringing traffic to a halt.
Earlier a lawyer for Fahir Khan, 19, the man kicked and stamped on at Manchester Airport, said he was in hospital with a "cyst on the brain".
And he revealed that Fahir's eldest brother is also a police officer.
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