“I didn’t see what kicked it off,” he said. “There was a lot of shouting going on. “I instinctively tried to protect my friends.” Mr Mongey said he hit Mr Loughlin after he attacked his friend. He added: “I just instantly hit him back. “There was no time to think. “My instinct kicked in and I just hit him. “The whole lot was so quick.”
Bily Mongey has been cleared of manslaughter Paramedics were called to the Bognor Regis resort on Friday, June 14 last year. Mr Mongey was arrested after Sussex Police viewed CCTV from the Butlin’s cameras.
A MAN has been jailed for 14 years after stabbing a teenager in a dispute over coronavirus lockdown rules. Ian Bryan attacked a 17-year-old boy who was carrying out engineering works next door to his home in St Margaret s Road, St Leonards, on April 22. The teen and his 32-year-old colleague were staying at the property while they completed the work. But Bryan believed they should not be there due to coronavirus restrictions, and later attacked the men with knives after reporting them to police.
Police and paramedics were called to St Margaret s Road in St Leonards following a dispute over coronavirus lockdown restrictions
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Michael Loughlin, 52, died four days after he was floored by a single punch from Billy Mongey during a brawl between rival parties on a holiday camp ‘80s weekend.
The back of Michael Loughlin’s head hit the concrete floor of a bar in the Bognor Regis resort with such force witnesses described feeling the impact coming through their feet.
The dedicated Luton Town supporter was in a bar at the resort as part of a stag party for his friend.
Billy Mongey, 33, from Wandsworth, was cleared of manslaughter
Trouble started when a man from another stag tried to chat up a female in Mr Loughlin’s group.
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Faye Mceniry A MOTHER has expressed relief as an inquest heard no hospital staff “could possibly have foreseen” conditions which led to her 11-day-old baby’s death. Faye Mceniry from Bexhill was admitted to the Conquest Hospital in Hastings on March 23, the first day of lockdown, after she began to bleed 20 weeks into her pregnancy. She had to stay in hospital for monitoring as the bleeding continued. At 23 weeks Faye was transferred to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton, where she gave birth to Tula Bea prematurely at 4.47am on April 26. Her baby daughter was born at 23 weeks and three days and weighed 525g.