The incident last September has only come to light after it became widely known among locals.

The diplomatic protection officers had been patrolling outside the former Prime Minister’s £4.3 million London townhouse.

They approached the man, who appeared to be drunk, urinating on Mr. Blair’s front doorstep.

A scuffle ensued in the 3am incident and the police fired the 50,000-volt taser to incapacitate the Arab man so they could arrest him.

The unarmed suspect, Ayedh Alrashidi, who only speaks Arabic and understands little English, collapsed and was taken to a nearby hospital.

It was later revealed that Mr Alrashidi, 40, described as ‘a wealthy and peaceful man’, is a government official from Kuwait.

He was charged with being drunk and disorderly and assaulting a police officer.

At a later hearing at Westminster Magistrates Court, an agreement was reached between the Crown Prosecution Service and his solicitor that Mr Alrashidi would be bound over to keep the peace for a year.

Mr Tablieh said: ‘Mr Alrashidi is a Kuwaiti national, who lives abroad. He doesn’t speak very good English. He is a peaceful man and he didn’t realise what was happening.’

Mr Alrashidi had been staying with friends in a flat just ten minutes walk from Mr Blair’s West London home in Connaught Square.

A friend of Mr Alrashidi said: ‘He didn’t deserve to be treated like that, he is a man who lives a life of luxury in Kuwait, as a respected government official. He didn’t realise he was outside Mr Blair’s home.’

A Scotland Yard police spokesman said: ‘A taser was deployed and a man was charged with assault and being drunk and disorderly.’

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GUESS PISSING ON THE FRONT PORCH IS PART OF KUWATI HIGH CLASS CULTURE…