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Orthodox man to appeal against assault conviction for punching traffic warden

The only man found guilty after mass brawl in Stamford Hill street brawl 'disappointed' at court judgment

November 24, 2017 14:17
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An Orthodox man will appeal against his conviction of assault, his solicitor has said.

Osher Freidman, a 30-year-old car mechanic, was found guilty of assault at Stratford Magistrates’ Court this week for his part in a fracas between a group of Charedi men and a traffic warden in Stamford Hill earlier this year.

The South Tottenham man, along with Benjamin Beigel, 25, and Yakov Nowogrodski, 26, were acquitted of a separate charge of assault after a judge accepted they used reasonable force to detain Marvin Pond. 

Freidman’s brother, Mordechai, was found by the judge to have no case to answer.

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