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Police officer in court accused of leaving man with head injuries after battering him with baton

PC Sunil Narr, 31, of West Midlands Police, pleaded not guilty to a charge of ABH and will go on trial next year

Guest Contributor by Guest Contributor
2018-11-22 13:16
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A police officer has appeared in court to deny assaulting a man by battering him over the head with a BATON.

PC Sunil Narr, 31, is accused of leaving the victim with head injuries after attacking him with the weapon following a police pursuit on August 1 last year.

Today (Thurs) the West Midlands Police officer appeared before Birmingham Crown Court where he pleaded not guilty to a charge of assault causing actual bodily harm.

It is alleged that the man suffered head wounds after he was arrested following a chase in the Hillfields area of Coventry.

Narr, of Chaddesley Close, Oldbury, West Mids, spoke only to confirm his name and plead not guilty to a charge of ABH during a short three minute hearing.

Wearing a grey suit, he remained emotionless in the dock during proceedings before he was granted bail to reappear at the same court on June 3.

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Judge Philip Parker QC told him: “This is a serious but a simple allegation.

“Your case will take place on June 3, in the meantime I will give you unconditional bail.

“I have little doubt you will attend.”

West Midlands Police confirmed the officer has not been suspended but removed from front line duties.

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