Shocking moment vicious teens stomp on prison guard's head during riots, leaving him with horrific injuries
THIS is the shocking moment two teenagers stomp on a prison guard's head during a riot, leaving him with horrific injuries.
The Crown prosecutor (CPS) released the disturbing clip showing Finley Phillips, then 16, and Marzin Moshen, then 17, repeatedly punching the officer Bridgend HMP Parc's young offender unit has arrived Wales.
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The huge brawl started when a fellow inmate punched Phillips in the face, Newport Crown Court heard.
Jail security guard and physical training officer Ryan Young attempted to stop the fight that broke out in a common area on the morning of July 18, 2021.
The pair launched their terrifying attack on the guard, knocking him unconscious.
Describing what happened, prosecutor Abigail Jackson said: “Mr Young restrained one of the men on the ground.
“His last memory of the incident was that, as he lay on the ground, he received a number of blows to the head before becoming unconscious.
“Finley Phillips is seen on CCTV punching Mr Young on the head before trampling him.
“Marzin Moshen becomes involved in the incident once Mr. Young is already somewhat incapacitated on the floor.
“He can clearly be seen stamping on Mr Young's head.
“Both Mr. Phillips and Mr. Moshen intended to injure another male inmate, but ended up injuring Mr. Young himself.”
The brawl was eventually stopped by other prison staff.
Mr. Young was found lying on the ground and drifting in and out of consciousness.
He was rushed to the emergency room and treated for a cut on his left eye with glue and paper stitches.
SUFFER DELAYED BRAIN CUSSE
Mr Young was unable to return to work for eight weeks because he was delayed concussion.
He also had scars on his eye, the court heard.
He also struggled with it sleep after the brutal attack and has undergone cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for the trauma.
The attack also caused concern for his family, including his son.
Mr Jong said WalesOnline: “It's a very challenging environment to work in. The support from my colleagues has been invaluable to my recovery. We are like one big family.
“It was not fun for them to witness what had happened and have to carry on.
“I can't thank everyone who helped me enough.”
The court also heard about a separate incident in which Moshen brutally attacked a man in Newport last May.
The victim Khalid Akbar had made accusations against Moshen and was said to be a witness in a possible trial.
Although the prosecution never moved forward with that first case, Moshen was indicted for the attack on Mr. Akbar, which left him with eight ribs and a wound to his forehead.
The camera footage shows a moving image of him lying motionless on the ground
Recorder David Elias KC
Philips, of Hartcliffe, Bristoladmitted serious bodily injury (GBH) about injuries in prison.
Moshen of Newport relented GBH and witnessing harassment over the Newport attack, as well as actual bodily harm (ABH) resulting from the prison incident.
Moshen has recorded 17 previous offenses including violent disorder, theft and dangerous the driving.
His lawyer Joshua Scouller said Moshen had problems with maturity, cognitive skills and impulsivity.
Mr Scouller said: “He was closer in mental age to someone who would have been 15, if not younger, at the time of the murder. [prison] offence. His involvement was rather more volatile than that of Mr. Phillips.”
Phillips, whose girlfriend is due to give birth soon, has 20 previous offenses to his name, including assault, affray, ABH, fraud, burglary and criminal damage.
THE UK'S MOST BRUTAL PRISONS
HMP Wakefield
The prison is known as 'Monster Mansion' because it houses some of Britain's most notorious rapists, terrorists and serial killers – including By Sarah Payne killer who was stabbed there in February 2024.
Pedophile Roy Whiting used to be left covered in blood after being stabbed in the maximum security prison.
Early August 2023, former frontman of Lostprophets Ian Watkins was stabbed while serving his sentence and rushed to the hospital after the attack.
Elsewhere in prison, serial killer Robert Maudsley – who tortured and murdered four men – spends 23 hours a day in an underground perspex box measuring 18 by 14 feet.
HMP Hewell
More than 1,500 serious offenders are locked up here.
In 2012, an armed gang stopped a prison van leaving the site in Worcestershire to track down drug lord John Anslow.
Five years later, burglar Bilal Bashir disappeared and went on a two-week crime hunt, while in 2019 a report called the revelation jail the “worst in Britain”.
HMP Manchester
The prison is better known as Strangeways and has been home to major gangland figures over the years, such as Dale Cregan.
Thomas Cashman who murdered Oliva Pratt-Korbel was taken into custody during his high-profile trial at Manchester Crown Court.
For many, the sprawling Victorian prison is synonymous with the riots that broke out in April 1990.
Pushed to the limit by the appalling conditions, with cramped cells designed for one cell occupied by three people, the delays took over in the worst prison riot in history. British history.
Prisoners also stormed the segregation wing where they attacked sex offenders.
A total of 147 staff and 47 prisoners were injured, while a prison officer was also killed.
HMP Frankland
Frankland has been operating for more than 40 years and has a reputation for being one of the toughest prisons in the country, housing many of the country's notorious murderers.
Britain's most infamous prisoner Charles Bronsonspent some time in Frankland Prison in the early 1990s.
The Yorkshire Ripper, serial killer Peter Sutcliffethe time in Frankland was short, lasting from August 2016 until his death, as he had served most of his sentence in Broadmoor Psychiatric Hospital.
Levi Bellfieldwho killed Milly Dowlerserves a lifelong assignment at Frankland.
Soham killer Ian Huntley was convicted of murder Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2003.
He was transferred to Frankland on January 23, 2008, after being attacked by another inmate in Wakefield.
Portion metropolitan police officer Wayne Couzens earned his place in Frankland after he raped and murdered 33 years old Sara Everard.
His lawyer Ian Morrell said: 'Initially he believed he was the victim of an attack and acted in self-defence against Mr Young.
“That may largely explain why there was a delay in pleading guilty to the crime. Mr. Phillips has apologized to Mr. Young, with whom he had and continues to have an amicable relationship.”
The judge, Recorder David Elias KC, noted that Mr Young had been hit “very hard” and that Mr Akbar, a potential witness to the trial, had been subjected to serious violence while his back was turned.
He told the defendants: “It is clear that Mr Young was not the target of your violence, but there is a graphic image of him on the CCTV footage lying motionless on the ground.
“He was just trying to do his duty in a very difficult public service.”
He sentenced Moshen to 26 months in a juvenile facility and Phillips to 16 months in a juvenile facility.
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