The security officer was instructed by the complex manager to wheel-clamp two illegally parked vehicles that were blocking a fire escape route.
A man reportedly confronted a security officer and abused him after his vehicle was wheel-clamped for blocking a fire escape route.
The USE said a security officer, identified only as Michael, was instructed by the complex manager to wheel-clamp two illegally parked vehicles that were blocking a fire escape route. The man, who the USE identified as a client of one of workshops, allegedly spoke aggressively to the complex manager, demanding the wheel clamps be released, the union said. It is not known which floor of the building the incident happened.
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