Ice addict tackled by police after pulling knife on nurse

  • Police helicopter footage has captured ice addict threatening woman with knife
  • Danny Bruce was arrested after holding a blade to a nurse at a house in Wyong 
  • Mr Bruce charged police before being capsicum sprayed and restrained

Police helicopter footage has captured shocking footage of an out-of-control ice addict threatening a woman with a knife and charging at police officers.

Wyong resident Danny Bruce can be seen threatening a nurse with a blade while under the influence of drugs.

The video shows Mr Bruce’s mother attempt to calm him before he charges at three police officers who attempt to restrain him.

Police helicopter footage has captured shocking footage of an out-of-control ice addict threatening a woman with a knife and charging at police officers

The video shows Mr Bruce's mother attempt to calm him before he charges at three police officers who attempt to restrain him

The video shows Mr Bruce’s mother attempt to calm him before he charges at three police officers who attempt to restrain him

The footage initially shows Mr Bruce holding a knife to the nurse after she called the police.

Officers can then be seen walking through the garden towards Mr Bruce, who’s mother is attempting to calm him.

Mr Bruce then suddenly charges at the police, knocking one to the ground as well as his mother.

‘Uh oh, here we go,’ a police helicopter voice-over can be heard saying.

The three officers can then be seen attempting to restrain a rabid Mr Bruce, with capsicum spray used to help subdue the ice addict.

‘He went a little burko (sic) didn’t he?’ a police helicopter officer says. 

The three officers can then be seen attempting to restrain a rabid Mr Bruce, with capsicum spray used to help subdue the ice addict

The three officers can then be seen attempting to restrain a rabid Mr Bruce, with capsicum spray used to help subdue the ice addict

The police helicopter unit are being praised for being able to witness the incident and immediately call in backup for the officers as they continued to restrain Mr Bruce

The police helicopter unit are being praised for being able to witness the incident and immediately call in backup for the officers as they continued to restrain Mr Bruce

One of the officers cut his hand during the scuffle. 

‘He’s quite a big unit. It did take a number of police to subdue him on the ground,’ Senior Constable Rebecca Sherwood told Seven News.

The police helicopter unit are being praised for being able to witness the incident and immediately call in backup for the officers as they continued to restrain Mr Bruce.

Mr Bruce was sentenced to three years on a good behaviour bond for assaulting two police officers and resisting arrest.                 

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