One-punch attacker left victim with fractured skull
A one-punch assault resulted in the victim banging his head on the pavement and suffering a fractured skull and bleed on the brain.
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Andrew Bellard is the Lancashire Telegraph's dedicated reporter covering Blackburn Magistrates' Court. He reports on the biggest and most interesting cases which pass through the lower court.
Andrew Bellard is the Lancashire Telegraph's dedicated reporter covering Blackburn Magistrates' Court. He reports on the biggest and most interesting cases which pass through the lower court.
A one-punch assault resulted in the victim banging his head on the pavement and suffering a fractured skull and bleed on the brain.
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