Man, 22, pleads guilty to stabbing in Cradley Heath disorder
A 22-year-old man has appeared before a crown court judge charged with wounding another man during disorder in Cradley Heath High Street.
Alfie Evitts, of Oldbury, admitted an offence of wounding Bzar Sulamaiman and admitted an offence of possessing a lock knife in a public place when he appeared at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Tuesday(9).
The incident related to disorder breaking out in High Street on August 3 resulting in police being called to the scene and an arrest being made.
Judge Amy Jacobs told the defendant: "You have pleaded guilty to two very serious offences, but I am not going to sentence you today.
"I am going to ask the Probation Service to prepare a report so that when you are sentenced I or the judge who deals with it has a rounder picture of your circumstances.
"I have listed your case for October 10."
Evitts, of Bernard Road, Oldbury, was remanded in custody until then.
A 42-year-old man charged in connection with the case is due to appear on the same date.