Man accused of driving car into footballer after bar row

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 19:13 · Archive

A man is on trial for allegedly driving a car at a crowd following an incident at a bar.

A man is on trial at Nottingham Crown Court accused of deliberately driving a car into a group of people following a confrontation at a bar in Arnold. The prosecution alleges the accused made a 'calculated' move to drive at the crowd.

Tyler Fairman, a footballer, was among those struck by the vehicle. He died in hospital three days after the incident from injuries sustained in the collision.

How it is being reported

• Murder accused made 'calculated' move to drive into footballer and friends after Arnold bar rowTyler Fairman died in hospital three days after the incidentNottinghamshire Live · 6 Oct, 18:50
• Man drove car at crowd, murder trial hearsTyler Fairman, 26, died three days later from his injuries, a jury at Nottingham Crown Court hears.BBC Nottingham · 6 Oct, 16:51

In this story: Tyler Fairman · Nottingham Crown Court · Arnold · Nottinghamshire

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