NORWAY -- A 21-year-old man was jailed Sunday on a charge of assaulting a man a second time.

Craig S. Goodwin, of Gary Street in Oxford, was charged with tampering with a witness or victim, assault and violation of bail conditions. He was released from the Oxford County Jail on Tuesday morning.

According to a report by officer Ron Cole of the Norway Police Department, a 19-year-old victim said Goodwin and another unidentified man confronted him outside the Ripley Medical Building on Sunday evening. The victim said the two men assaulted him, leaving him with minor injuries. He also said he felt the attack was meant to intimidate him in regards to a prior assault.

Cole said another Norway officer was investigating a complaint against Goodwin regarding the previous assault. Goodwin also had an arrest warrant against him for replica bag wholesale an unrelated assault against a different man.

Cole said he and officer Troy Harps of the Oxford Police Department arrested Goodwin on the warrant. Goodwin denied taking part in the assault, saying he had been watching movies at his residence during the evening.

HARTCLIFFE: A man has been seriously assaulted inside a house in Silcox Road.

He suffered a broken jaw, broken nose and dislocated ribs, along with severe bruising on his face and body, after brochure printing answering the door to two men who were asking after another man.

The first attacker was white, about 5ft 8in tall and slim. He had light coloured hair and was aged in his 20s. The second man was dark- skinned and of large build. He was approximately 5ft 9 in tall, with short hair.

Anyone with Fendi Replica Handbags any information about the attack, which happened on Tuesday at about 4.15pm, should call 0845 456 7000.

A MAN has admitted his part in a pub brawl following a televised football match.

Violence erupted in the Royal Oak, in Leicester Road, Wigston, after drinkers watched Leicester City's home game with Leeds United on April 13 last year.

Leicester Crown Court heard there was a disturbance between two groups of men before Stuart Clarke, of Manor Drive, Loughborough, became involved in a row with a man, who had been in the pub with his wife and child.

Janet Hall, prosecuting, said Clarke "assaulted" the man and the pair ended up scuffling on the floor, where the man cut his arm on glass that had been broken during the earlier trouble.

The hearing was told Clarke was banned from Leicester City home matches after he was convicted of threatening behaviour following a game with Derby County in 2007 - one of 134 previous convictions The 48-year-old was arrested two weeks after the brawl in the Royal Oak, but claimed in a police interview that he was "not a violent person" and had acted in self-defence.

However, Gareth Weetman, defending, said Clarke now admitted his behaviour was "unacceptable".

He said: "He has always accepted he was involved in a fracas, but not as involved as the Crown originally claimed.

"He's a hard-working man, who has three children and one grandchild living at home with him." Clarke admitted affray, on the basis the injury caused to the man was caused by glass already on the floor.

He was given an 18-month community order and a four-month 8pm to 5am curfew.

Pakistani president condoles on death of Chinese police in Haiti

ISLAMABAD, Jan. 18 (Xinhua) -- Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari extended a message to China on Monday to express the condolences over the death of eight Chinese police officers in the tragic earthquake that hit Haiti last week.

replica balenciaga handbags "The people of Pakistan join the Chinese people in mourning the loss of these precious lives. We offer our sympathies to the Chinese nation and the members of the bereaved families," Zardari said in the message.

He said the thoughts and prayers of the Pakistani people are with the families of the victims at this moment of grief and sorrow.

Of the victims, four were officers of China's peacekeeping force in Haiti and the rest were in a team sent by the Ministry of Public Security of China to Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, for peacekeeping consultations.

The eight were meeting UN officials in the headquarters of the UN Stabilization Mission in Port-au-Prince when the quake struck at about 4:50 p.m. Tuesday local time.

China urged an all-out rescue for the eight after the quake. The bodies were found after 94 hours of search.

Palestinians clash with Israeli police, wounding dozens

RAMALLAH, Feb. 8 (Xinhua) -- Palestinian young men and Israeli police clashed on Monday in the Palestinian refuge camp of Sho'fat, east of Jerusalem, during which dozens of Palestinians including journalist were injured.

Witnesses as well as local sources said that dozens of Palestinian youths and three journalists were lightly and moderately injured, including a cameraman, a photographer and a local news reporter.

The clashes erupted when Israeli police forces stormed the entrance of the refugee camp and detained dozens of young men, according to the witnesses. The residents threw stones and empty bottles at the police.

"The police forces fired rubber bullets and tear gas canisters to disperse the demonstrators," said one of the residents.

The refugee camp of Sho'fat houses 25,000 residents, most of them refugees, who were expelled from the old city of Jerusalem several years ago.

The Israeli army carries out daily raids on Palestinian towns, villages and refugee camps, saying they are wanted by Israeli security services.

HARLESTON MAGPIES . . . . 3 CHELMSFORD MEN'S I ... 2 (Men's National League East) CHELMSFORD had a lot to prove after their 6-0 loss earlier in the season and from the off showed that they were going to be no pushovers.

The breakthrough was made in the sixth minute by Adrian Palmer after Luke Mepham won Chelmsford a short corner.

Just before the end of the first half, with scores at 1-1, Josh Mepham saw yellow for Chelmsford for 'retaliation' after a Harleston player made a poor challenge on him from the righthand side.

This gave Harleston a player advantage for the first 10 minutes of the second half and Chelmsford were pinned back into their own half.

Their defence stayed firm with good Prada Replica Handbags defensive play from Ian Belchamber, Sam Rayner and Adam Hunter.

But soon after being back to 11 Chelmsford conceded from open play in the 44th minute after good attacking play down the right.

The visitors immediately tried to level but possibly pushed a bit too far and Zenith Replica Watches conceded again.

Challenges began to increase in ferocity and the umpires decided to set a precedent sending off Luke Mepham for slowing down a Harleston attack and then two Magpies' players went soon after for poor consistent breaking down of play.

This gave Chelmsford an opportunity and they managed to make it 3- 2 with another penalty corner from Palmer.

Overall, Chelmsford can hold their heads high despite the disappointment of not coming away with a result in a game where they deserved at least a point if not more.

Chelmsford play Oxted on Sunday at Chelmer Park.