Man pleads not guilty to murder after car hit crowd in Arnold

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 18:54 · Archive

A man has pleaded not guilty to murder after a car struck a group of people in Arnold, Nottingham, killing a footballer.

Duane Anthony, aged 40, has pleaded not guilty to murder and five counts of attempted murder. A red Vauxhall Astra allegedly mounted a kerb and hit a group of people in Arnold, near Nottingham, in the early hours of 9 May. One person, a footballer, was killed in the incident.

The Mirror reports that the incident followed a row at a bar. Anthony faces one murder charge and five counts of attempted murder relating to the incident.

How it is being reported

• Footballer left with fatal injuries after man ‘drove into crowd’, murder trial toldA car allegedly driven by Duane Anthony mounted a kerb and struck a group of people in Arnold, near Nottingham, in the early hours of May 9The Independent · 6 Oct, 18:36
• Motorist 'deliberately drove at crowd and killed footballer after row at bar'Duane Anthony, 40, has pleaded not guilty to murder and five counts of attempted murder after a red Vauxhall Astra mounted a kerb and struck a group of people in ArnoldThe Mirror · 6 Oct, 18:11

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