Man jailed for 18 years following horrific machete attack in Tooting
News • Mar 03, 2021 13:51 GMT
Noor Kayani
A man has been jailed for a horrific machete attack in Tooting that left the victim with life-changing injuries to his arm.
Officers from South West Command Unit CID led the investigation against 37-year-old Noor Kayani (15.03.83), of Gatton Road, Wandsworth, who was sentenced to 18 years imprisonment at Kingston Crown Court on Friday, 26 February.
He had been convicted in December 2020 of Section 18 wounding with intent, having an article with a blade or point, and possession of a controlled Class B drug.
The court heard how the dramatic incident unfolded at around 15:30hrs on Sunday, 21 June in Selkirk Road, at the junction with Tooting High Street.
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David Chambers, 33, pleaded not guilty to two counts of fraud by false representation and one charge of battery during a plea and trial preparation hearing at Kingston Crown Court on Friday morning.
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(Photo : Getty Images/Justin Tallis - Poo) A 33-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly administering a fake COVID-19 vaccine to an elderly woman.
A 33-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly administering a fake COVID-19 vaccine to an elderly woman.
Man Allegedly Tricks Elderly Into Receiving Fake COVID-19 Vaccine
David Chambers of London has been accused of allegedly tricking a 92-year-old woman into forking £160 for a fake novel coronavirus vaccine.
Chambers is facing charges of fraud and common assault.
He allegedly administered the fake vaccine at her Surbiton house in London last December 2020.
Chambers, 33, of Hook Rise North in Surbiton, was indicted on January 13, 2021, and was taken into custody at the Bishopsgate police station. He was arraigned for one count of common assault, two counts of fraud by false representation, and two contraventions of coronavirus regulations.