Man convicted of assaulting reveller at Oxford McDonald's

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 16:35 · Archive

Max Sargent, 26, was convicted of attacking Liam Carter, 24, during a New Year's Day fight at McDonald's in Oxford.

Max Sargent, 26, of Sorrel Mead in Bicester, was convicted of assault by beating after attacking Liam Carter, 24, at McDonald's on Cornmarket Street, Oxford on New Year's Day. The fight took place at approximately 3.47am as the pair were celebrating the arrival of 2026.

Police attended the scene and found Carter with a bruised left cheek and a bloody nose. Sargent was charged with assault by beating and tried at Oxford Magistrates' Court on 22 October, sitting at High Wycombe.

Following his conviction, Sargent was ordered to pay £400 in court costs, a £239 surcharge and a fine of £597.

How it is being reported

• Man, 26, attacked New Year reveller at McDonald'sA man beat up another reveller in a heated New Year's Day fight at McDonald's.Oxford Mail · 29 Oct, 16:00
• Man, 26, attacked New Year reveller at McDonald'sA man beat up another reveller in a heated New Year's Day fight at McDonald's.Oxfordshire Guardian · 29 Oct, 16:00

In this story: Max Sargent · Liam Carter · Oxford · Bicester · Oxford Magistrates' Court

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