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BBC News Published Two men have denied wrongdoing after a Sikh taxi driver was racially abused and assaulted. Vaneet Singh was attacked during a journey from Reading to the Basingstoke area on 19 September. Dean Brandon Smith and Frankie Gregory pleaded not guilty at Basingstoke Magistrates Court and are now due to face trial on 8 November. The case of a third man, Billy-Sam Simon Shervell, was adjourned until 13 May for a case management hearing. The charges are: Billy-Sam Simon Shervell, 20, of Honeysuckle Close in Swindon - racially or religiously aggravated criminal damage Dean Brandon Smith, 19, of Paices Hill in Aldermaston - racially and religiously aggravated common assault, racially and religiously aggravated public order, theft, threats to commit criminal damage, and threats with intent to cause someone to believe violence would be used against them ....
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THREE men have been charged after a taxi driver was allegedly racially abused. Vaneet Singh was driving the men from Reading to Basingstoke in September last year when they allegedly racially abused and assaulted him. The incident is said to have happened as they were driving along the A33 on September 20, between 10.20 and 11.45pm. Now, five months after the incident, detectives have charged three men. They include one teenager from Aldermaston and another from Bramley. Dean Brandon Smith, 19, of Paices Hill in Aldermaston, has been charged with four counts of racially and religiously aggravated common assault, racially and religiously aggravated public order, theft, and threats to commit criminal damage. ....