Man named and charged after large drain cover hurled at Mazda

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Amar Jawid has appeared at Coventry Magistrates' Court



A man has been charged after a large object was hurled at a moving vehicle in Coventry. It happened as the Mazda travelled along Jimmy Hill Way in the city.

Amar Jawaid, from Coventry, was arrested on Thursday (March 28). He was interviewed that evening, it is understood.

Jawaid, 43, has since been charged with causing danger to road users, said West Midlands Police. He was remanded in custody to appear at Coventry Magistrates' Court this morning (Saturday, March 30).

It follows an incident which saw a large drain cover thrown at a Mazda travelling along Jimmy Way. It happened at around 1pm on Wednesday (March 27).

Police said they believe the object was thrown from the footbridge of Caludon Road in Stoke. All of the occupants were lucky to have escaped serious injury, police said.

[dutchman]

Coincidence or what?

Girlfriend beaten and locked up for two weeks

A JEALOUS man carried out a series of attacks on his girlfriend and kept her under lock and key for two weeks.

Amar Jawaid was jailed for four years at Birmingham Crown Court.

Jawaid, 27, of Showell Green Lane, Sparkhill, who used a knuckle duster and a vodka bottle to batter Yasmin Harrison, admitted false imprisonment and three charges of assault.

Ms Harrison described her partner becoming a control freak, always wanting to know where she had been, said David Jones, prosecuting.

He would get drunk and become moody, blaming her for his bad luck in life.

The assaults came to the attention of the police when officers went to their address on an unrelated matter and saw the state Ms Harrison was in.

Mr Jones said that after being arrested and bailed, Jawaid went back to his girlfriend and threatened her not to carry on with the prosecution.

He then took her to another address in Showell Green Lane where she was beaten and locked in.

Jawaid eventually left her room unlocked and she escaped to hospital.

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[rebbonk]

Maybe he'll get a long, long sentence this time? Maybe a deportation order? - Of course not, the courts are far too soft on these morons!