Dramatic footage shows the moment police tasered and arrested a 36-year-old man after a stabbing attack in northeast London.

A 14-year-old boy was killed and four people, including two police officers, were left injured after a man went on a rampage in Hainault.

Police were called to reports that a man was wielding a sword and attacking members of the public at around 7am.

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The suspect was arrested 22 minutes later and the doorbell footage shows the moment officers cornered the hooded man, who was still holding his weapon, in a driveway.

The video shows how officers shout at the suspect, saying “Don’t move, don’t f****** move” after he’s brought to the ground by three separate taser discharges.

The words “suspect contained” are eventually heard as a female officer pulls the sword away from the attacker.

At least six officers can be seen moving towards the suspect who is pinned down and arrested.

The man is now in hospital after suffering injuries when his van crashed into a building, police have said.

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