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- Alexander Loxton, a ballet star, won a court case against the Metropolitan Police, receiving a provisional £34,000 in damages.
- The judge ruled the officer used unreasonable force and overreacted, with no grounds to suspect him of terrorism or crime.
- The 2016 stop-and-search left him with permanent injuries and emotional distress, impacting his ballet career.
- The court will determine further compensation, while Loxton seeks nearly £600,000, highlighting concerns about police conduct.
