THIS was the fight in a city centre fast food establishment which landed four men in the dock.
We reported earlier this week how the following individuals were sentenced for using threatening or abusive words or behaviour:
- Paul Partington, aged 33 and of Atlea Estate in New Broughton
- Andrew Peagram, aged 38 and of Cheshire View in Brymbo
- Charlie Jones aged 18 and of Frances Avenue in Wrexham
- Lewis Williams, aged 20 and of Whitegate Road in Wrexham
Wrexham Magistrates Court heard that at around 3am on July 26, the fight broke out at McDonald's in Regent Street.
CCTV footage which was shown to the court during the sentencing has now been released to the Leader by the Crown Prosecution Service.
Rhian Jackson, prosecuting, told the court that Partington and Peagram, who were at the location together, engaged in a fight with the other two defendants.
It began when Williams remonstrated with one of the older males, following which Peagram started a fight with him.
Charlie Jones then joined in, as did Partington.
The footage shown to the court showed the chaotic scene, as punches were thrown and chairs were picked up.
A chair was taken outside the restaurant at one point, Ms Jackson said, as one of the defendants was chased down the road.
The court heard Charlie Jones was the only one not to have gotten involved in the fight which continued outside the restaurant.
You can read the full story, including what their solicitors had to say on their behalf, here.
In terms of their sentences:
- Williams received a £100 fine for breaching a conditional discharge, as well as a fine of £200 for his behaviour at McDonalds. He must also pay £85 costs and an £80 victim surcharge.
- Jones was fined £200 and must pay £85 costs and an £80 victim surcharge.
- Peagram was fined £833 for the offence and must pay a £333 victim surcharge, as well as £85 costs.
- Partington was fined £666 and must pay £85 costs, as well as a £266 victim surcharge.
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