BREAKING: Three men charged with GBH after attack left man in critical condition
Three men have been charged with GBH following an assault in the early hours of Sunday morning which left a man in critical condition.
At about 3am three men were assaulted outside the Xscape building on Avebury Boulevard.
A 24-year-old man remains in a critical condition in Milton Keynes Hospital. Two other men, aged 22 and 25, were also injured and were treated in hospital.
Samir Bostan, 25, of Gurnards Avenue, Fishermead, Hamza Noor, 22, of Ranelagh Road, Wembley, Middlesex, and Tariq Bostan, 26, of Wolston Meadow, Middleton, were all charged with one count of Section 18 GBH and two counts of ABH.
All three have been remanded in custody to appear at Milton Keynes Magistrates’ Court tomorrow (Tuesday).
Chief Inspector Gill Wootton said: “This was an isolated incident following a night out in Milton Keynes. Investigations remain ongoing, however there is no indication that this was in any way a retaliation or a planned assault.”
Anyone with information on the incident is asked to contact Ch Insp Gill Wootton Major Crime Unit on 101.
BREAKING: Man assaulted on Sunday morning dies in hospital
A young man has died after an assault in the city centre in the early hours of Sunday.
Joseph Kent, aged just 24, died earlier today (Tuesday). Mr Kent, a tattoo artist and a drummer in a local band, was only married in August.
Police are still investigating the incident on Sunday morning, outside Xscape on Avebury Boulevard, in which two other men were assaulted but later released from hospital.
Chief Inspector Gill Wootton, senior investigating officer, said: “Our thoughts are with the family of the victim at this difficult time.”
“In light of the tragic death of the victim, we will be reviewing the charges after examination of the results of the post mortem and medical evidence, in conjunction with the CPS.
“The police are continuing to investigate this incident and we would urge anyone who has information or concerns relevant to the inquiry to call us.”
Three men aged 25, 26 and 22 have each been charged with one count of GBH and two counts of ABH following the assault and appeared at Milton Keynes Magistrates’ Court yesterday. They have been remanded in custody and will appear at Aylesbury Crown Court on January 22.
Why are people calling these 3 guys paki’s?? They may have asian sounding names but they are english born and there grandparent are from kenya. Therefor they are NOT paki so why are people tryin to turn it into a race things???
Where they were born has nothing to do with their race. If I was born in a stable, I wouldn’t be a horse. We aren’t turning it into a race thing, it IS a race thing.
You’re so naive. ‘Paki’ isn’t an acceptable term for someone of asian descent, because it’s shortened from ‘Pakistani’, which is specifically someone from Pakistan, which these people weren’t.
You’re the one who’s naive. “Paki” is shorthand for someone who is ethnically South Asian, it doesn’t matter whether they were born in Pakistan, born in England, born in Australia, or born on the moon.
Besides, get a sense of humour for Christ’s sake. “Paki Pack Attack” is an snazzy name for what is otherwise a depressing topic. It rolls off the tongue a lot better than “South Asian Pack Attack”.
I can’t believe that a group of “South Asians” BEAT SOMEONE TO DEATH, and you people want to quibble about whether it’s racist to call them Pakis. Let’s talk about whether it’s racist to kill a white man.
Seen as no one but the people involved know how the incedent happened maybe the whole ‘racist attack’ should be knocked on the head. Not all fights between mixed races are infact racist fights. The police know what happened and I’m sorry but I stand by the old innocent until proven otherwise call me old fashioned but just because the white guy died doesn’t mean he was innocent
I have never said that the attack was definitely explicitly racially motivated on the part of the Pakistanis, so don’t put words in my mouth. When there is evidence of racial motivation, for example racial epithets used in the attack, then I tag it “explicitly racist”. As you can see, I have not tagged it such.
And you say it was a fight, but I don’t see anything about a fight. I see a group of Pakistanis beat a white man to death. That’s not a fight, that’s an attack. A Pak Attack. Which is a pattern of crime repeated up and down the country, a group of ethnic Pakistanis attacks a lone ethnic British man.
Now, you claim “just because the white guy died doesn’t mean he was innocent”. I’d like to know exactly what you think he could have done to the Pakistanis to deserve being beaten to death.