Man Was 'Spoiling for a Fight' On Night Chef Died ; Defendant Took His Shirt Off and Threw It to the Ground, Court Told
Lincolnshire Echo › January 08, 2011
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Lincolnshire Echo › January 08, 2011
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A MAN who took his top off and appeared to be "spoiling for a fight" shortly before a separate confrontation in which a Lincoln chef died was spared jail by a judge.
Carl Poucher, 23, was ordered to carry out 200 hours community punishment after he admitted becoming involved in an affray outside the Chicken Cottage takeaway on Lincoln's Brayford Wharf North in September 2009.See the full content of this document
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Man Was 'Spoiling for a Fight' On Night Chef Died ; Defendant Took His Shirt Off and Threw It to the Ground, Court Told
Gareth How, 27, who worked at the Pride of Lincoln pub and lived on the city's Birchwood estate, hit his head on the ...
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