Shocking Scene: Police Taser Migrant Who Stabbed Dog Walker in Frenzied Attack

THIS is the dramatic moment a “frenzied”, knife-wielding migrant was Tasered by police after he stabbed a dog walker to death.

Dawood Safi, 28, , 49, in Uxbridge, west , on October 27 last year.

Dawood Safi being tasered by officers following his ‘frenzied’ attack Credit: Metropolitan Police Wayne Broadhurst, 49, who was fatally stabbed to death in Uxbridge Credit: PA

Footage shows two officers speeding down a residential road when they spot Safi, an Afghan national, walking along the pavement.

The cops were called to the scene just before 5pm following reports that three people had been stabbed.

The officers leap out of the vehicle and pursue Safi on foot, with one of the officers holding a Taser gun at him.

As they get closer, it appears that Safi is wearing a ripped t-shirt and has blood all over his hands.

Safi had been suffering with “psychotic delusions” when he killed Wayne and attacked two other people.

He left his landlord Shahzad Farrukh, 45, with lifechanging injuries, and hospitalised a 14-year-old boy with knife wounds.

In the video, the two cops shout at him to “get on the floor” and to “put the knife down” before the Taser is used.

Safi is then apprehended and drops to the floor while the two cops run over and handcuff him.

Police apprehended him after he refused to drop the knife Credit: Metropolitan Police The Afghan national has pled guilty to manslaughter Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk

Paramedics and police performed first aid on Wayne, but due to the severity of his injuries, they were sadly unable to save him.

Since being taken into custody, Safi is being held indefinitely at .

This comes after mental professionals concluded that Safi had diminished responsibility during the horrifying rampage.

At Southwark Crown on July 13, he pled guilty to manslaughter, and to one count of causing bodily harm on July 16.

Safi Dawood at Westminster Magistrates’ Court in London Credit: PA Wayne walking his dog Harry before he was stabbed to death Credit: PA

Safi is due to be sentenced on Monday, 5 October.

In a tribute, Wayne’s family said: “Our family is devastated by the tragic loss of our beloved Wayne Broadhurst.

“Wayne was a kind, caring and loving man who meant the world to us. He had a heart of gold and was the type of person who would do anything for anyone.

“He never met a stranger and had a way of making everyone feel welcome. To those who knew him, Wayne was more than a family member or friend – he was someone you could always rely on.

“Wayne’s passion for Football Club was well known. He lived and breathed football, and supporting Liverpool brought him immense joy.

“Whether watching a match with family and friends or talking football with anyone who would listen, his enthusiasm was infectious.

“The loss of Wayne has left an enormous void in our lives that can never be filled. We will cherish the memories, laughter and love he gave us every day, and we will miss him beyond words.

“As a family, we would like to thank everyone who has shown us kindness, compassion and support during this incredibly difficult time. We also ask that our privacy is respected as we come to terms with our devastating loss.

“Wayne will forever remain in our hearts and will never be forgotten.”

Detective Inspector Richard MacKenzie, who led the , said: “This was a shocking attack that, tragically, led to Wayne Broadhurst’s death and had a huge impact on the local community.

“As the tributes paid to him after his death showed, Wayne was a hugely popular member of the community and my thoughts remain with his family and loved ones.

“I want to recognise the devastating impact of Safi’s brutal attack on his two victims who survived the attack and to commend the exceptional bravery they showed in the face of such violence.

“The physical and emotional consequences of this traumatic incident are likely to be felt for many years to come.

“Finally, I want to pay tribute to the courageous members of the public who attempted to protect the victims from the attacker, as well as the police officers who were first on the scene of this incident.”