Three deny attack on elderly Sikh men near Wolverhampton station
Three men from the Black Country have appeared in court to deny charges relating to an attack on two elderly Sikh men outside Wolverhampton railway station.
Zackery Hall,aged 20, from Dudley; Nathan Edwards, aged 25 from Darlaston and Leon Willetts, aged 18, from Rowley Regis are each charged with causing grievous bodily harm without intent and appeared at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Thursday.
It follows the alleged attack outside Wolverhampton station last year in which the injured pair, a man in his 60s and a man in his 70s, were taken to hospital.
Hall is also charged with racially or religiously aggravated intentional harassment or distress and Edwards with assault to a person causing bodily harm and criminal damage to property under £5,000
All three defendants deny all the charges.
The next hearing is at Wolverhampton Crown Court on August 13 2029 for a pre-trial review with a trial date set for September 10, 2029.