Dramatic footage shows the moment police caught and arrested a 36-year-old man following a knife attack in north-east London.
A 14-year-old boy was killed and four people, including two police officers, were injured after a man caused a disturbance in Hainault.
The police were called to report that a man was wielding a sword and attacking the public at around 7am.
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The suspect was arrested 22 minutes later and doorbell footage shows the moment officers cornered the hooded man, who was still holding the gun, in a garage.
The video shows how officers yell at the suspect, saying “Don’t move, don’t move,” after he is knocked down by three separate Taser blasts.
The words “suspect restrained” are eventually heard as a police officer pulls out the attacker’s sword.
At least six police officers can be seen moving towards the suspect, who is immobilized and arrested.
The man is now in hospital after suffering injuries when his van crashed into a building, police said.
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