The two nuneaton men arrested following the football match on suspicion of
causing affray
were released on police bail pending further enquiries.
A
desperate affray
took place, in which several of the officers were wounded, some most seriously.
An
affray charge
usually means that all parties, injured or not, to the disturbance are charged with causing the affray charge
usually means that all parties, injured or not, to the disturbance are charged with causing the affray.
Brown & hedges ran into
street affray
- had to take cover in a canal.
Cohen faced a similar dilemma when his father, peter, died tragically
following an affray
in the nightclub he ran in northampton.
Smith's ' and went to prison along with us for an
alleged affray, was of a different class.
The mere carrying of a concealed weapon would not by itself
constitute affray.
There were a growing number of
bloody affrays
between the local poachers and the gamekeepers, who were usually from england or scotland.
Mr. short, who is harris's partner, and a police officer, had a
shooting affray.
He received a three and a half year jail term for
violent affray.
Offenses
included affray, possession of drugs and theft.
Jonathan woodgate was found not guilty of gbh but convicted of
making an affray
and given 100 hours of community service.
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