United struck again assaulting a pax - watch the guy in the blue shirt

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Yep, 2 years agin, so its not 'struck again'
and its actually not that obvious to me the guy was pushed.
 
That is why the heading says 'struck' as a past tense as averse to 'strike', it's all in the tenses. ;)

It looks to me that he was pushed, and United seems to have apologised. Whether he was pushed or not I'm astounded that they would just leave an (older) man lying there and do nothing but walk away. I must have very high expectations of civilised behaviour.
 
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