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Andrew Neave kicked woman in stomach days after C-section

Updated: February 1, 2021, 10:07 am © Supplied Andrew Neave. A sadistic brute kicked a petrified mother in the stomach while she held onto a pram, containing her newborn, on a flight of stairs. Andrew Neave, 26, was recently locked up for 28 months after leaving a pub-goer lying in a pool of blood following a vicious attack in Montrose. But at a court appearance at Forfar Sheriff Court on Thursday, Neave was handed a consecutive nine month sentence for charges including assault on his former partner. Continue Reading Log in or subscribe to receive exclusive premium content, including expert opinion and insight as well as special investigations, just for our subscribers!Subscribe

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Drunken thug who left Angus pub-goer lying in a pool of blood jailed

Updated: January 26, 2021, 8:37 am © DC Thomson The case was called at Dundee Sheriff Court. A drunken thug who left a pub-goer lying in a pool of blood following a vicious attack has been locked up. Andrew Neave wreaked havoc inside the Lochside Bar, on North Esk Street, Montrose, before storming his partner’s home and damaging her front door. The 26-year-old punched Clifford West off his seat before knocking him unconscious by repeatedly punching and kicking him as he lay on the ground. Neave then punched Irina West on the face. Dundee Sheriff Court heard the incident was sparked when a woman, who Neave was drinking with, repeatedly left her seat.

Andrew Neave left a man unconcious in the Lochside Bar, Montrose

Police and ambulance personnel attended and found a large pool of blood where Mr West lay. The court heard Mr West suffered chipped teeth and a 6cm wound from his nose to his forehead. Irina West suffered a swollen upper lip and bruising to her left eye. Minutes after the incident, Neave went to his partner’s home on Glenesk Avenue and told her of the incident. “He then left to go to his own home but returned a short time later and began banging on the door. He shouted: “If you don’t open the door I’ll do you in.”