Unbelivable Happened In London : Man Thrown Out From Window Of Double Deck Bus Paralysed left paralysed

Gillian is the sister of the man thrown away from Double deck bus in London. She confirmed the horror.

This is the shocking moment a man was kicked from the top deck of a double-decker bus – leaving him paralysed from the waist down.

The 43-year-old crashes through a top floor window and hits the pavement before rolling into a busy London road.


CCTV footage was captured on a camera on the bus immediately behind.
Video from inside the bus shows him being kicked in the midriff so hard the window pops out of its frame.
It was shown last night on BBC Two show The Route Masters: Running London's Roads.
The programme looks into how police investigate crimes on the capital's vast network of bus routes.
The driver of the bus said the incident happened near Finsbury Park in North London.
He said: "Passengers came running down saying 'driver, driver! Stop the bus! There's a fight upstairs!
"As I'm slowing down, I look in my nearside mirror and I see a body drop. I'm thinking: what the hell's going on?
"I pull over and a lady comes up and tells me that someone's got kicked out of a window. I call the ambulance and police and tell them what happened.
"I came out the bus and saw the guy in the street - he was in a bad way. He tried to get up but he had spinal injuries and started coughing up blood."
Detective Constable Tony Barun, a specialist safer transport command officer for the Met, said: "It's still shocking. Although we see violence every day, it's our bread and butter, it's still shocking to see something as graphic and violent as this.