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Manchester City fan lost his job as a chef after he was arrested for launching a pie into the crowd at their Champions League match against Sporting.Aaron Johnson, 30, from Stockport has also been handed a three-year ban from attending football matches in the UK and abroad for the next three years. He had been seen by police throwing several items at full-time and was cautioned by officers for his actions.He replied “I have thrown a pie and a drink” before being handcuffed and arrested by officers after the match at the Etihad Stadium on March 9.Johnson had claimed that he had been hit by the pie first before launching it back in a "moment of madness".

A man accused of murdering Zikel Bobmanuel has appeared in court.

A serial shoplifter caused chaos in Wythenshawe by stealing, hurling abuse at staff, and destroying £160 of products.

Tameside Magistrates Court heard. Trezvant, who was coaching the Wilmslow Wizards up until the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown, was taken to A&E where a blood sample was taken for analysis.Results later revealed he had 197mg of alcohol in 100ml of blood - the legal limit in blood is 80mg, the court heard.

Manchester Magistrates Court this morning.Mr Glennon, of no fixed abode, is charged the murder of Ryan Lowry, from Marple, who died after being attacked by a man with an axe on February 27 this year in Trafford.He is also charged with burglary, two offences of criminal damage, racially aggravated harassment and assault occasioning actual bodily harm.Mr Glennon spoke only to confirm his name and date of birth and no pleas were entered.Prosecutor Eileen Rogers told the court: “This is the first appearance today in relation to the serious matter.“I ask for the matters to be sent to the Crown Court today for a hearing due to take place this morning over videolink.”Mr Glennon was remanded into custody by Manchester JPs and his case will be heard