Vile Quadruple Amputee Assaults Bus Passenger and Bites Police Officers
A quadruple amputee attacked a bus passenger and later bit police officers during a chaotic brawl in Perth
Perth, Scotland, Thomas Proudfoot, Assault, Police, Bus Station
Perth: A wild scene unfolded at the bus station when Thomas Proudfoot, a quadruple amputee, got into a brawl. It all started when he struck a good Samaritan, Wayne Mysiuk, with his prosthetic hook.
Things escalated quickly. Proudfoot didn’t stop there; he ended up biting one police officer and tried to bite another. He even spat at them after knocking Mysiuk to the ground. Talk about a chaotic situation!
In court, it was revealed that Proudfoot seemed to be under the influence of something. The bus driver had to call the police because of his behavior. Mysiuk, trying to help, approached Proudfoot but ended up getting spat on instead.
After a brief apology, Proudfoot unexpectedly hit Mysiuk with his hook, sending him to the ground. When the police arrived, they tried to arrest him, but he wasn’t going down without a fight. His hook got caught in one officer’s wedding ring, causing a bit of a mess.
Despite the chaos, the police managed to get control of the situation. Proudfoot even managed to bite one officer on the calf, but thankfully, it didn’t cause any serious injury.
In the end, Proudfoot, who lost his limbs in a train accident years ago, admitted to the assault and was placed on a two-year community payback order. His lawyer mentioned that he regrets his actions and has reached out to Mysiuk.
This isn’t Proudfoot’s first run-in with the law. He has a history of violent offenses, including a previous jail sentence for attacking police officers. It’s a troubling pattern that raises concerns about his behavior.
It’s a wild story, and it just goes to show that sometimes, things can get out of hand in the most unexpected ways.