Scum caged for 4 yrs for cowardly attack

[Alycidon]

"The court heard Graham, who appeared to be "looking for trouble", shouted that Mr Willey should "watch where he was going".

When Mr Willey pointed out that he had done nothing wrong, Graham dropped the shopping he was carrying and charged towards him like a "raging bull".

Kevin Wardlaw, prosecuting, told the court Mrs Willey had tried to step between the two men in an attempt to stop any trouble.

But Mr Wardlaw added: "He pushed past her and struck him once to the face, causing him to fall back and strike his head on the pavement.

"Such was the force of the blow, it appears Mr Willey was unconscious before he struck the pavement."

http://www.shieldsgazette.com/news/local-news/raging-bull-thug-who-left-cyclist-in-coma-is-jailed-1-7803782

[Simon Jester]

On Thursday, March 17, 2016 at 9:51:03 PM UTC, Alycidon wrote:
> "The court heard Graham, who appeared to be "looking for trouble", shouted that Mr Willey should "watch where he was going".
>
> When Mr Willey pointed out that he had done nothing wrong, Graham dropped the shopping he was carrying and charged towards him like a "raging bull".
>
> Kevin Wardlaw, prosecuting, told the court Mrs Willey had tried to step between the two men in an attempt to stop any trouble.
>
> But Mr Wardlaw added: "He pushed past her and struck him once to the face, causing him to fall back and strike his head on the pavement.
>
> "Such was the force of the blow, it appears Mr Willey was unconscious before he struck the pavement."
>
> http://www.shieldsgazette.com/news/local-news/raging-bull-thug-who-left-cyclist-in-coma-is-jailed-1-7803782


Was the victim wearing a helmet?

[MrCheerful]

On 17/03/2016 21:55, Simon Jester wrote:
> On Thursday, March 17, 2016 at 9:51:03 PM UTC, Alycidon wrote:
>> "The court heard Graham, who appeared to be "looking for trouble", shouted that Mr Willey should "watch where he was going".
>>
>> When Mr Willey pointed out that he had done nothing wrong, Graham dropped the shopping he was carrying and charged towards him like a "raging bull".
>>
>> Kevin Wardlaw, prosecuting, told the court Mrs Willey had tried to step between the two men in an attempt to stop any trouble.
>>
>> But Mr Wardlaw added: "He pushed past her and struck him once to the face, causing him to fall back and strike his head on the pavement.
>>
>> "Such was the force of the blow, it appears Mr Willey was unconscious before he struck the pavement."
>>
>> http://www.shieldsgazette.com/news/local-news/raging-bull-thug-who-left-cyclist-in-coma-is-jailed-1-7803782
>
>
> Was the victim wearing a helmet?
>
>

I am surprised, I thought all cyclists were hard men that have learnt to
keep their head from hitting the ground when they fall.

[John Smith[_7_]]

MrCheerful > wrote:
> On 17/03/2016 21:55, Simon Jester wrote:
>> On Thursday, March 17, 2016 at 9:51:03 PM UTC, Alycidon wrote:

>>> "The court heard Graham, who appeared to be "looking for trouble",
>>> shouted that Mr Willey should "watch where he was going".
>>>
>>> When Mr Willey pointed out that he had done nothing wrong, Graham
>>> dropped the shopping he was carrying and charged towards him like a
>>> "raging bull".
>>>
>>> Kevin Wardlaw, prosecuting, told the court Mrs Willey had tried to step
>>> between the two men in an attempt to stop any trouble.
>>>
>>> But Mr Wardlaw added: "He pushed past her and struck him once to the
>>> face, causing him to fall back and strike his head on the pavement.
>>>
>>> "Such was the force of the blow, it appears Mr Willey was unconscious
>>> before he struck the pavement."
>>>
>>> http://www.shieldsgazette.com/news/local-news/raging-bull-thug-who-left-cyclist-in-coma-is-jailed-1-7803782

>> Was the victim wearing a helmet?

> I am surprised, I thought all cyclists were hard men that have learnt to
> keep their head from hitting the ground when they fall.

You were quite obviously dropped on your head as a child. What a pity that
it wasn't into the bath instead. Face-first.

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