Man kicked in the head during vicious attack by trio at Wolverhampton bakery
Three men carried out a vicious attack on man in a Wolverhampton bakery over a row about payment of car repairs.
Dabri Sabri, aged 20, Ivan Sabri, 22, and Mohammed Khalil, 44, attacked Setar Haji at Astera Bakery on Staveley Road, Whitmore Reans, Wolverhampton, on June 1.
The trio, who all live in Sweetbriar Road, Bilston, targeted the man while he was in the shop.
The court was shown CCTV where Mr Haji was held on the floor and kicked in the face by two of the offenders.
Mr Nicholas Burn, prosecuting, said: "There had been a dispute between Mr Khalil and the victim over payment of work done on a motor car.
"They have pulled up in a silver car and Mr Dabri Sabri walked into the premises and a fight developed in front of customers and employees.
"Mr Haji was held by Ivan Sabri while the two other men delivered kicks to his head.
"They then left the scene."
The victim was left with a cut to his left eye and bruising around the eyes, nose and scalp.
An impact statement read to the court by Mr Burn said Mr Haji had been left suffering nightmares and waking up in cold sweats.
Ms Sally Hancox, defending Dabri Sabri and Khalil, said there had been a dispute of the payments for around 12 months.
She said: "This was work that dated back to the previous summer in 2013 and there hadn't been any payment forth coming.
"It doesn't excuse what had happened.
"Mr Sabri is of previous good character and has done well with work and studies.
"Mr Khalil is also of previous good character and is a family man.
"The defendants have all seen the CCTV and they are appalled by their actions. It was an unexpected attack."
The three men admitted to a charge of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
Dabri Sabri and Ivan Sabri were given 26-week prison sentences suspended for two years. They were ordered to carry out 180 hours of unpaid work.
Khalil was also given a 26-week prison sentence suspended for two years. And he was made subject of a three month curfew from 7pm to 7am where he must stay in his home.
All three were given 12-month restraining orders to not contact the victim.
