'You white b****rd': Gang left stranger with horror injuries in brutal, sudden attack

The men have barely stayed away from prison
Urfan Amjad (white shirt) was given a two year suspended sentence for rough confusion

Two men who participated in a 'unnerving' and 'damaging' bunch assault on a man in Levenshulme have barely kept away from prison.

Urfan Amjad, 23, and Fahim Shukat, 20, confessed to each assuming a part in a merciless assault on a more odd, who 'thought they were attempting to kill him', on June 22, 2020. The court heard how a gathering of four men, of which the litigants were two, crushed a brew bottle on the casualty's head and utilized the shards to 'attempt to cut him', while kicking and punching him in a terrible assault.

The two men conceded to a charge of brutal problem, and were condemned yesterday (November 15) at Manchester Crown Court. Directing, Mr Recorder Usher said the pair were 'both young fellows' who had a 'reasonable possibility of recovery' notwithstanding the 'serious and supported attack', and in this way could be given suspended sentences.
Indicting, Imprint Kellet let the court know how the casualty got off the transport in Levenshulme subsequent to missing his stop in Longsight, and was confronted on Stockport Street by a man who blamed him for looting somebody prior to telling him: "You white b****rd we would rather not see you around here once more".

The casualty then, at that point, detected the three different men from the gathering coming towards him rapidly, encompassing him so he was unable to move away. The men began kicking and punching him in what Mr Keller called 'a brutal and supported assault."

One of the four men - two of whom were rarely recognized - conveyed a hit to the casualty's head with a brew bottle, prior to utilizing sections of it to attempt to wound him. In a casualty influence proclamation, the casualty recounted how he accepted they were attempting to kill him. He endured 'serious' wounds, including a stabbing to his calf which required a medical procedure, and a slice to the highest point of his head.
The court heard how the casualty was in and out of emergency clinic for a long time, and has been left with extremely durable scarring because of the attack.

Shielding Amjad, Mr Goode said it was 'plainly a significant offense', yet contended that he was a 'young fellow of impressive ability' who had gained 'positive' headway in the years since the episode. He said Amjad was a 'force for good locally', and had kept a perfect record since the attack.
Fahim Shukat, 20, was given a multi month suspended sentence

Mr Goldwater, addressing Shukat, reminded the court that he was only 17 at the hour of the episode. "He was youthful and juvenile," he said. "That doesn't eliminate his obligation, however altogether mitigates it.

"He makes a respectable attempt to stay out of trouble. It is my accommodation that he is probably not going to outrage in this manner once more."

Condemning the pair, Mr Recorder Usher said: "You both conceded to the offense. You were both young fellows and you are both still young fellows. You were important for that bunch that caused frightening wounds. He assumed he planned to kick the bucket.

"He was staying out of other people's affairs and somebody in your gathering concluded that he wasn't wanted where you were and offered a bigoted comment to him. Both of you participated, and neither of you needed to. What then followed was a serious and supported attack that both of you partook in."
Amjad, of Barnaby Road, Manchester, was condemned to two years detainment, which Mr Recorder Usher suspended. He was additionally requested to finish 240 hours of neglected work and attempt 30 days of restoration movement. Condemning, the Recorder let him know he 'needed development' at the hour of the episode, and had a 'reasonable possibility of recovery'.

Mr Recorder Usher told Shukat, of Stamford Street, Manchester, that he was 'extensively worried about' a different conviction of ownership of cocaine and marijuana and ownership of bladed article, following an episode in October 2021 - more than a year after the attack being referred to, yet said he 'acknowledges that you were juvenile at that point'. Shukat was given a multi month suspended sentence, and requested to embrace 180 hours of neglected work.