This is the moment a man at an anti-immigration protest stormed at a police sergeant before being tackled to the ground.
Ryan Wheatley, who wore a England flag on his shoulders, was shoved to the ground after officers spotted him at the demonstration at Grosvenor Square last Wednesday.
The 40 year old stormed at Sergeant Rob Perry during the demonstration, before being bundled to the ground and arrested.
Following the protest, Wheatley, 40, of Malvern Close, Fair Oak, was charged with assaulting an emergency worker and today was jailed by Judge Christopher Parker KC.
The video, released by Hampshire Constabulary, shows the moment the police tackled him to ground near Grosvenor Square car park.
It goes on to show officers handcuffing Wheatley.
He later admitted to assaulting a police sergeant at Southampton Magistrates' Court on August 9.
At Southampton Crown Court today, he was jailed for 12 months for assaulting an emergency worker.
Judge Parker KC said the protest had been widely publicised and that "it is perfectly clear to me that you intended to cause violence or threaten violence with the other group".
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