Scarred-for-Life Victim Says Tv Star Should Be Sent to Prison

Birmingham Post › August 17, 2009

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The teenager attacked by former BBC newsreader Ashley Blake says he deserves to go to jail.

Greg Jones was left scarred for life after the former Midlands Today reporter attacked him with a 3ft patio umbrella after an 18th birthday party outside his bar in Sutton Coldfield. The 18-year- old, from Streetly, was told he may need plastic surgery and still suffers with jaw problems more than six months after the incident at The Place 2B.

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Scarred-for-Life Victim Says Tv Star Should Be Sent to Prison

He said: "He tried to make out that we were a drunken bunch of youths in the wrong but the wa...

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