Two appear in court over glass attack on headteacher
Date published: 24 February 2010
Two men have appeared in court after an unprovoked assault in a restaurant on Milkstone Road left a primary school headteacher requiring reconstructive surgery.
Jermaine Carl Bullen, 26, of Albion Road, Freehold, pleaded guilty to wounding with intent at Bolton Crown Court. Ian Kelly-Yuill, 24, of Bradley Smithy Close, Syke, did not enter a plea. Bullen was granted bail, Kelly-Yuill was remanded into custody.
They will both appear again at Bolton Crown Court on 2 March.
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