A 21-year-old man has today been jailed for four years for a vicious assault in a Manchester city centre nightclub.
Janaid Iqbal, of Carmoor Road in Chorlton-on-Medlock, stamped on his victim's head during a fight.
Iqbal, pleaded guilty at Manchester Crown Court Crown Square to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
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The victim had been enjoying a night out with friends at Paparazzi at the Printworks when he became involved in a fight with Iqbal at about 2.20am on Saturday, April 14, last year.
A member of the door staff went over to the fight and saw the victim lying face down on the concrete floor. Iqbal stood over the victim and stamped on his head four times before the door staff took hold of him.
Other door staff provided first aid to the victim who was taken to the Manchester Royal Infirmary with a broken jaw and head injuries.
Police arrived at the nightclub and after being told what had happened they arrested and later charged Iqbal.
Detective Constable Tracy Tant from North Manchester CID said: "Iqbal was particularly vicious during this assault.
"It was a sustained attack and Iqbal even continued to stamp on the victim's head as he lay defenceless on the floor.
"The victim had to have surgery for his broken jaw and has now recovered."
Posted by: simone, cheshire on 2:27am Sun 11 May 08
D.I.S.G.R.A.C.E.F.U.
L its is people like him that dedicate time and put misguided effort into making this country a filthy, malicious unsafe, unjust place to live. Lord only hopes he doesnt/hasnt brought children into this world because i, for one, have had enough of this small minded'cant function' society.
D.I.S.G.R.A.C.E.F.U.
L its is people like him that dedicate time and put misguided effort into making this country a filthy, malicious unsafe, unjust place to live. Lord only hopes he doesnt/hasnt brought children into this world because i, for one, have had enough of this small minded'cant function' society.
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