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A furious dad asked ‘pretty much anyone’ for a fight before attacking a passer-by and leaving him with a broken nose. Paul Gresty, 45, could be heard screaming and shouting by his next-door neighbour whilst smashing up items within his flat.

A motorist was knocked out cold during a random attack on a petrol station forecourt. Wesley Isbell launched a brutal assault on the man, a complete stranger, at a Tesco filling station in Salford.

A drunken mum dragged a policewoman along the road with her car as she tried to dodge being arrested - in a case with chilling echoes of PC Andrew Harper's killing.

A trained martial artist on an ‘alcohol and cocaine-fuelled binge’ knocked out a stranger after thinking he heard the victim’s friend ‘talking s***’ about him.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A man who stabbed an innocent pub-goer in the forehead, jaw, and the roof of his mouth after blocking his exit from a car park has walked free from court.Hasan Suliman, 27, attacked a man following an argument outside Yates’ Wine Lodge, Manchester town centre, in October 2018 following an argument, Minshull Street Crown Court heard today, September 15. Suliman, an asylum seeker from Sudan, caused a two-centimetre puncture wound in his victim's mouth, and a three-centimetre wound on his chin, the Manchester Evening News reported.William Donnelly, defending, said his client was of previous good character and had fled violence in his home country.Judge Paul Lawton responded: “It is

hereJudge Paul Lawton told her: "It was an outrageous untruth in the face of the court, and it evidences a willingness by you to lie whatever the circumstances, and whatever the potential consequences."How you thought you would not be found out is beyond me."Manchester Crown Court heard that McCarthy, from Liverpool, had worked for Bury-based Paragon Meed as a recruitment consultant.McCarthy resigned from her job but an investigation by the firm revealed she had used the details of two former employees to transfer £7,700 into her own account.She admitted fraud by abuse of position.In November last year, she appeared before the crown court for sentencing and received an eight-month suspended sentence.McCarthy had 'recently disclosed' that

hereIn total, the five victims lost £678,659.About £414,000 will be returned to victims after intervention from the Gambling Commission.Jailing him for three years, Judge Paul Lawton told Whittingslow: "The scale of your fraud is both breathtaking and audacious, and you will have been properly advised that there is a heavy price to pay."Minshull Street Crown Court heard that Whittingslow purported to be an investment adviser, who promised to invest cash on his client's account.He worked for a firm of stockbrokers in Manchester, which the judge said 'only added to the veil of credibility surrounding you'.His first victim knew Whittingslow since he was a child and was approached by him on Facebook.She was later contacted by a woman who

Minshull Street Crown Court heard. After getting into her Vauxhall Corsa, Fisher, from Bury, crashed.

A couple who won £6.9million on the National Lottery admit they still shop at Aldi despite their fortune.