Shocking moment man leaps back to his feet after police TASER him before five officers tackle him to the ground on a suburban London street
- The man is tasered by a police officer on a residential street in Isleworth, London
- He immediately jumps back to his feet after being fired at by the taser gun
- Moments later five officers arrive to tackle man to the ground and arrest him
A man was filmed jumping back to his feet almost immediately after being tasered by police during an arrest on a residential road.
Footage shows the man fall to the ground after an officer fires a taser gun at him on Church Road in Isleworth, West London, on Tuesday.
However in a matter of seconds, the suspect leaps back to his feet before furiously shouting at the officer: 'You're going to die!'
He is then tackled to the ground by five officers and arrested at the scene.
The man falls to the ground after he is tasered by an officer on Church Road in Isleworth, West London, on Tuesday
The officer fires his taser gun at the man after trying to detain him on the residential road
During the clip, two officers approach the man and try to detain him along residential street.
A male officer then fires his taser gun at the suspect and shouts: 'Taser! Taser!'
Within seconds, the man jumps back to his feet as the officer shouts: 'Do not move! Do not move!'
Moments later, sirens are heard blaring in the background as the male officer stands with a baton in his hand and orders the man to get down on the ground, repeatedly telling him: 'Get down on the floor! Get down!'
The man jumps back to his feet after being hit by the taser gun as the two officers stand back
Moments later, the male police officer stands with a baton in his hands and tells the man to get down
Plain-clothed officers join the two officers at the scene and circle the man on the street
The five officers manage to tackle the man to the ground and arrest him at the scene
However, the man refuses to listen to the orders and even stands in a fight position, as the police officer swings his baton at him.
With the man refusing to cooperate, three plain-clothed officers then arrive to the scene and assist their colleagues in tackling the suspect to the ground.
The man was arrested at the scene.
MailOnline has contacted the Metropolitan Police for comment.
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