Wembley man denies assaulting two men outside nightclub in Milton Keynes
Hamza Noor denies the charges - Credit: PA Archive/Press Association Images
Hamza Noor, 22, of Ranelagh Road, denies involvement in attack which left one man dead
A 22-year-old from Wembley has denied assaulting two men in an attack outside a nightclub which killed a third man.
Hamza Noor, of Ranelagh Road, is accused of two counts of assault causing actual bodily harm.
He allegedly attacked Matthew Kent and Andrew Curzon-Berners outside the Xscape in Milton Keynes, on January 13 this year.
Samir Bostan, 25, from Milton Keynes, also denies the charges.
He is also charged with the manslaughter of tattoo artist Joseph Kent who died two days later from his injuries.
Barton denies the charge.
Most Read
- 1 Revealed: Your favourite fish and chip shop in north London
- 2 Maskless passengers on London trains and buses fined 4,000 times
- 3 Baby among three rescued from Willesden flat fire
- 4 Cricklewood estate reports 'major vermin' problem
- 5 Trial date for men charged with fatal stabbing of Emmanuel Odunlami
- 6 Jailed: North London members of Essex drugs supply network
- 7 'Extremely dangerous' men convicted after girl kidnapped and raped
- 8 'Strictest' headteacher to be documentary subject
- 9 7 of the best Chinese restaurants with delivery in north London
- 10 Explained: What the cost of living support package means for you
Both men have been bailed to appear before Luton Crown Court on July 15 when they will stand trial.
