Paul Oxberry a National Front and EDL supporter charged for assaulting partner
Anon | 27.08.2014 02:04 | Anti-racism
Paul Oxberry a National Front member and EDL supporter from Newcastle has just been sent to court for assaulting his pregnant partner.
Paul with Nazi 'Charlie Marston' , and NF/GD supporter Jack Waldron
Paul at EDL demo Newcastle 2014
Meet Paul Oxberry a National Front member and EDL supporter, 19 of Castle Street, in Hazlerigg, Newcastle who has just been sent to court for assaulting his pregnant partner.
Here he is at National Front Demos and with nazi friends in the North East.
Paul's also known and photographed attending EDL and NEI demos in both South Shields, Sunderland and Newcastle:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCaaoZCPFXk&t=1m2s +
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2014/03/516146.html +
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2013/08/512291.html?c=on
Article on Pauls domestic violence attack:-
http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/named-shamed-north-east-domestic-7672267
Here he is at National Front Demos and with nazi friends in the North East.
Paul's also known and photographed attending EDL and NEI demos in both South Shields, Sunderland and Newcastle:-
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Article on Pauls domestic violence attack:-
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Anon
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27.08.2014 02:13
The 19-year-old had been in a relationship with Sandra Forbister for nine months when he attacked her after a drinking session.
The pair had been out together, on May 31, when an argument broke out as they made their way home on a bus. Which ended with Oxberry head-butting her.
Rebecca Laverick, prosecuting said: “She said he was very controlling. He was always ringing her up and he didn’t let her go out by herself. She said he often becomes aggressive when he’s drunk but thought he wouldn’t do anything because the two children were with them. But he continued to be aggressive. She told him she wanted him to leave her alone. Then with out warning he head-butted her.”
Ms Forbister asked one of her children to call the police, but when they failed to get the phone working she managed to run to a nearby garden and dial 999.
Mrs Laverick added: “She said she’s not going to stay with Paul. She feels isolated from friends and family because he’s so controlling.”
However, the court heard the couple had since rekindled their relationship.
Oxberry, of Castle Street, in Hazlerigg, Newcastle, admitted assault by beating.
Kevin Kivlehan, defending, said: “He’s only 19 and has severe learning difficulties. He says he accepts the head-but. The two of them had been in drink and arguing all day and he had simply had enough.
Oxberry will be sentenced next month.
anon
Good report
28.08.2014 00:15
Nev