Maesteg man assaulted McDonalds bouncer
A MAN who assaulted a bouncer who was working at a fast food restaurant has been fined by magistrates.
Daniel Morgan, 28, punched Martin Davies twice after he had tried to throw Morgan, who was drunk, out of McDonalds in Swansea city centre on December 21.
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Morgan, of Bridge Street, Maesteg, who admitted assault, had been asked to leave the restaurant but argued with Mr Davies.
"He became aggressive and abusive and food was flying from his mouth," prosecutor Laura Carthew told Swansea Magistrates' Court.
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She said Mr Davies tried to guide Morgan to the bottom of the stairs but he slipped, and as he got up he turned and threw the two punches, but one missed.
Mr Davies was left with a sore nose after the attack.
Alex Scott, representing Morgan, said: "He was asked to leave and thought the man had tried to throw him down the stairs, but he now accepts what has been outlined by the prosecution."
Morgan was fined £100, told to pay £85 in costs and a £20 victim surcharge and £50 in compensation.




Comments
by richie2803
Thursday, January 10 2013, 3:20PM
“It says a lot for todays society when you have to have bouncers in Mcdonalds!!”
by timhayes
Thursday, January 10 2013, 1:39PM
“Sorry, Neathboy but I lived in France for quite some time and I can assure you that drunken French people ( men and women) can get very aggressive. This is not a British thing - it happens wherever people and alcohol mix in large quantities.”
by Neathboy234
Thursday, January 10 2013, 12:40PM
“Nothing worse that a man who become aggressive in drink. For the past 20 odd years I've visited my wife's family in France on many occasions. I've seen lots of drunken Frenchmen, but rarely have i seen any trouble. The more wine the French drink the more they laugh, and yes I've been in bars every bit as crowded as anyone in wind street”