Man jailed after ramming car into Met vehicles and assaulting officers

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Man jailed after ramming car into Met vehicles and assaulting officers

A man who rammed two vehicles, was Tasered several times, sprayed with PAVA spray and went on to further injure officers has been jailed.

Lewis Lloyd

Date - 9th April 2021
By - Chloe Livadeas

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Lewis Lloyd, 27, was sentenced to to three years and eight months' imprisonment after ramming two Met police vehicles and assaulting officers after they implemented a forced stop in Enfield. Lloyd, 27, appeared at Wood Green Crown Court on...

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