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A court heard Woolley, who boxed in his youth, had reacted to objectionable comments that Mr Jeffries made to a group of people sat drinking outside the cafe.
Woolley was in the group and got up and followed Mr Jeffries, who had been drinking.
CCTV played in court shows the two men walking along the pavement a short distance apart.
Mr Jeffries stops and appears to study a sign by the entrance of a multi-storey car park when he is punched.
Stephen Jeffries, 59, (left) a kind and loving father and grandfather who was fatally struck by Carl Woolley, 33, (right) in Bournemouth, Dorset. Woolley pleaded guilty to the manslaughter
Dorset criminals jailed in February 2021 CRIMINALS jailed in February for Dorset offences include a child rapist, a one-punch killer and a paedophile snared in an undercover police sting. The courts are continuing to operate and deal with cases, including jury trials, despite the current Covid lockdown. The list below includes 11 offenders that were put behind bars by judges last month. Their combined sentences totalled 39 years and six months imprisonment although some of them could be released on licence part way through their time behind bars. All of the criminals committed offences in Dorset, with the cases heard at Bournemouth Crown Court.
Paedophile who told victim snitches get stitches among 18 sick criminals locked up in February
Others were sentenced for crimes including kidnap, fraud and blackmail
Alan Barney is among 18 people recently jailed in the South West s courts
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The list below includes some of the offenders that were put behind bars by judges during February. The offenders names and a summary of what led to them appearing in the dock are as follows:
Group posed as police officers and kidnapped man
Ashley Beeden (top left), Leslie Richardson (top right), Nigel Moors (bottom left), Lewis Needham (bottom right) were jailed Leslie Richardson, also known as Leslie Ades, aged 53 and of Westcliff-on-Sea, Lewis James Needham, aged 29 and of Dorchester, and Nigel Geoffrey Moors, aged 51 and of Puddletown, were all sentenced at Bournemouth Crown Court in late-January after being found guilty at an earlier trial of conspiracy to kidnap, assault occasioning actual bodily harm and blackmail.