Oxford man avoids prison after Banbury assault
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Oct, 16:18 · Archive
Jaheim James received a suspended sentence for assaulting Jake Nesbitt in Banbury in August.
Jaheim James, 20, of Priory Road, Oxford, walked free from Oxford Crown Court on 29 October after attacking Jake Nesbitt in Banbury on 15 August. James pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm without intent to do really serious harm.
He was given a 17-week prison sentence, suspended for two years. In addition to the suspended sentence, James was ordered to complete 80 hours of unpaid work within 12 months and undergo a mental health treatment requirement of 12 months.
James was also ordered to pay costs of £150, a victim surcharge of £154 and compensation to his victim of £1,000.
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- Man walks free from court after attack in Oxfordshire townAn Oxford man has avoided prison after an attack in an Oxfordshire town.Oxford Mail · 30 Oct, 16:00
- Man walks free from court after attack in Oxfordshire townAn Oxford man has avoided prison after an attack in an Oxfordshire town.Oxfordshire Guardian · 30 Oct, 16:00
In this story: Jaheim James · Jake Nesbitt · Oxford Crown Court · Oxford · Banbury
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