The re-trial of brothers Mohammed Fahir Amaaz (21) and Muhammad Amaad (26), accused of assaulting police officer PC Zachary Marsden at Manchester Airport, concluded without a verdict after the jury deliberated for nearly 20 hours. Both men pleaded not guilty, asserting they acted in self-defense. The incident occurred on July 23, 2024, when the brothers were at the airport to collect their mother. During the altercation, Amaaz attacked a man named Abdulkareem Ismaeil in a Starbucks, claiming racial abuse had been directed at his mother during their flight from Pakistan. Following this, he assaulted two police officers, resulting in injuries to PC Marsden, who later reported symptoms of post-concussion syndrome, including severe headaches and dizziness. The prosecution is now reviewing their options for a potential further re-trial, as Judge Flewitt informed the jury that it is not uncommon for juries to fail to reach a verdict. The outcome has raised questions about the future of the case and the implications for the defendants.