Police officer pleads not guilty to assault after incident in Wolverhampton

Police officer to stand trial on assault charge

A West Midlands Police officer has pleaded not guilty to assault charges when appearing in court relating to an incident in Wolverhampton.

Brandon Harrison, aged 28 appeared at Worcester Crown Court on charges of assaulting a person occasioning them actual bodily harm and causing or administering poison or a noxious substance with intent to injure, aggrieve or annoy.

The charges relate to an incident when a man was arrested at a flat in Wolverhampton on August 16 last year.

In an independent office for Police Conduct investigation, PC Harrison, of Tipton, was accused of punching a man who was wanted for failing to attend court and spraying a substance into the man’s face at close range whilst he was being restrained.

PC Harrison denies the two charges.

A trial date has been fixed for March 13, 2028 at a court to be arranged.

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