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Two men jailed following Bournemouth fight
Adwy Hady and Ali Mohamed Nakouda, both of no fixed abode, have gone to prison following a fight in Meyrick Road.
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Two men, both of no fixed abode, have been jailed following a fight which took place in Bournemouth in January last year.
Adwy Hady, 26, was sentenced at Bournemouth Crown Court on Friday 24 January 2025 to three years and nine months in prison after admitting two charges of inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent as well as possessing a bladed article in a public place.
His co-defendant, Ali Mohamed Nakouda, 26, was sentenced on Thursday 21 November 2024 to 27 weeks in prison after admitting an offence of affray.
At around 2.45pm on Thursday 25 January 2024, officers responded to reports of a fight taking place in Meyrick Road.
It was reported that there was an altercation involving two groups of men, with the group that included Hady and Nakouda subsequently identified as the main aggressors.
CCTV and witnesses described how Hady pulled a sharp item from his pocket and used it as a weapon, making violent slashing motions towards three victims. Two men sustained slash and stab wounds and the third did not sustain any serious injuries.
Nakouda was arrested at the scene and subsequently charged.
Hady was arrested on Tuesday 7 May 2024 following enquiries by detectives from BCP CID.
Detective Chief Inspector Darren Moores, of BCP CID, said: “We take reports of public disorder on our streets extremely seriously as we recognise the impact violence of this nature has on our communities.
“The events in Meyrick Road on Thursday 25 January 2024 will have had a significant impact on those who were unfortunate enough to witness what was taking place and also left two people with nasty injuries.
“We have been determined to hold those responsible for initiating the violence to account and send a message that this kind of behaviour will not be tolerated.”
Chief Superintendent Heather Dixey, BCP LPA Commander, said: “Bournemouth generally remains a safe place in which to live, work and visit, however we recognise that when violent incidents of this nature do occur, it can have a considerable impact on the local community, especially those in the vicinity at the time.
“Officers responded swiftly on the day and detectives have worked tirelessly to investigate any offences and bring those responsible to justice.
“We will continue to work with our partners to ensure we respond robustly to reports of public place violence and provide a reassuring presence to our communities.”
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