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AN ex-student who knocked a man out during a brutal attack in a Worcester nightclub was spared jail and will not even have to wear an electronic tag.

Jake Toriyen (pictured), 21, flew into a rage after Paul Monnes accidentally bumped into him on a dancefloor in Worcester A £96,000-a-year personal trainer who battered a man unconscious in a savage attack was let off wearing an electronic tag - because his clients would see it on his ankle. Jake Toriyen, 21, flew into a rage after Paul Monnes accidentally bumped into him on a dancefloor in Worcester. Toriyen 'saw the red mist' and repeatedly punched Mr Monnes in the head before knocking him out with an uppercut. Mr Monnes was rushed to hospital on a spinal board following the savage attack ...

Personal trainer who knocked out man at nightclub spared ankle tag 'so clients don't see it' Paul Monnes accidentally bumped into Jake Toriyen during a night out in Worcester – at which point Toriyen began the brutal assault. Mr Monnes eventually got to his feet after regaining consciousness and was taken to hospital 13:12, 20 JAN 2021 Updated Jake Toriyen, 21, knocked out Paul Monnes at Alexanders nightclub in Worcester (pictured) (Image: Worcester News / SWNS) The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething w...

COURT: Clockwise from top left, Alexanders nightclub, Guinness Close in Redditch (scene of the alleged murder), Worcester Crown Court and murder trial judge James Burbidge QC A STUDENT found guilty of a Worcester nightclub attack in which a man was knocked unconscious is due to be sentenced today. Jake Toriyen was unanimously convicted of assault occasioning actual bodily harm at Worcester Crown Court in November last year and is due to be sentenced by Judge Jim Tindal this afternoon. Meanwhile, a Redditch murder trial which prosecutors say may have been a drug-related stabbing is due t...