Patrick Fisher, formerly of Redwell Brewery, has had his confiscation hearing postponed Picture: Jamie Honeywood
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The founder of a Norwich brewery who was jailed for fraud has had his confiscation hearing to claw back cash adjourned.
Patrick Fisher, 39, was jailed for 12 months in November 2019 after he pleaded guilty to two fraud charges, including one which saw him submit false invoices.
Fisher, of School Avenue, Thorpe St Andrew, did not attend the hearing on Monday at Norwich Crown Court.
His barrister Edward Renvoize asked for the hearing to be adjourned so there could either be a contested hearing in the case or matters could be resolved.
The Market Gates shopping centre in Great Yarmouth. Pictures: BRITTANY WOODMAN
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A man was spotted wielding a knife near a Norfolk shopping centre.
Norwich Crown Court heard David Crosby, 41, was seen by a security guard arguing with a man on a bike near Market Gates shopping centre, Great Yarmouth.
Oliver Haswell, prosecuting, said Crosby was seen to wield a wooden-handled knife and saying come on then before the man cycled away and Crosby put the knife in his rear trouser pocket.
Mr Haswell said the security guard spoke to Crosby and watched him, before seeing him dump the knife in a nearby bin.
The Market Gates shopping centre in Great Yarmouth. Pictures: BRITTANY WOODMAN
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A man was spotted wielding a knife near a Norfolk shopping centre.
Norwich Crown Court heard David Crosby, 41, was seen by a security guard arguing with a man on a bike near Market Gates shopping centre, Great Yarmouth.
Oliver Haswell, prosecuting, said Crosby was seen to wield a wooden-handled knife and saying come on then before the man cycled away and Crosby put the knife in his rear trouser pocket.
Mr Haswell said the security guard spoke to Crosby and watched him, before seeing him dump the knife in a nearby bin.
Prisoner threw hot water over inmate at Wayland jail
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A prisoner threw hot water over an inmate at Wayland jail scalding his chest and neck, a court heard.
Robert King, 41, threw the water from a jug over the victim as he stood near his cell, on A wing, Norwich Crown Court heard.
Danielle O Donovan, prosecuting, said that the prisoner was left with reddening on his chest and neck. but no lasting injuries.
Ms O Donovan said it would have caused the victim significant pain.
She said the water was either boiling or recently boiled moments before the assault.