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Man Jailed for 12 Years After attempted murder on a Bottle Attack on Train Passenger
A man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after launching a violent attack on a fellow passenger aboard a busy train, using a glass bottle as a weapon.
The court heard that the incident took place during a daytime service, when the victim was seated and posed no immediate threat. Without provocation, the attacker struck the passenger repeatedly with the bottle, causing serious injuries and panic among other travellers.
Passengers and rail staff rushed to intervene, while emergency services were called to the scene. The victim was taken to hospital, where they received treatment for significant head and facial injuries. They have since required ongoing medical care and psychological support as a result of the ordeal.
During sentencing, the judge described the attack as “brutal and wholly unjustified,” stressing that the use of a bottle turned the assault into a potentially fatal act. The court was told that the offender showed little regard for the safety of others and carried out the attack in a confined public space, placing multiple passengers at risk.
Prosecutors highlighted the lasting impact on the victim, who now suffers from anxiety and fear when using public transport. Victim impact statements described how the attack had disrupted their ability to work, travel, and live normally.
In handing down the 12-year sentence, the judge said a lengthy custodial term was necessary to reflect the seriousness of the offence, protect the public, and deter similar acts of violence on public transport.
British Transport Police welcomed the sentence, stating that violence on trains would not be tolerated and urging passengers to report any threatening or suspicious behaviour.
The offender will serve a substantial portion of the sentence in custody before being considered for release on licence.
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