As 108 days have now passed since a violent assault on three police officers at Manchester Airport, questions are mounting as to why no charges have been brought against the suspect involved in the incident. Pressure is growing on the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to provide an explanation to officers and the British public regarding the case’s prolonged timeline.

The incident, which took place on July 24, involved a reportedly violent altercation in which three officers sustained injuries while responding to an individual at the airport. The details surrounding the case have not been disclosed, but the delay in bringing charges has led to significant public scrutiny.

A statement from police union representatives has emphasized the need for transparency and accountability, pointing to the critical role of swift justice in maintaining public confidence in law enforcement.

“This case sends a concerning message to officers on the frontline who put their lives at risk every day to protect the public,” a spokesperson said. “It’s vital that those responsible for assaults against our police are held accountable without unnecessary delay.”

The CPS has stated that it is continuing to assess evidence to make a charging decision in line with legal guidelines, while officials from the Home Office have reiterated their commitment to supporting police officers and ensuring justice is served. However, as the case continues to await resolution, calls for a clear update on the status of the investigation remain strong.

With no official timeline for a decision, pressure from both police organizations and the public is likely to persist until a resolution is reached.