Carroll In Clear As Assault Charge Dropped


By Tyne-Talk
December 11 2010

Andy Carroll can focus solely on his football this afternoon after it was confirmed that Assault charges against the England International have been dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service, whose spokesperson said "We have decided that there is no longer a realistic prospect of conviction".

The 21 year old was held in cells overnight after being arrested by police for allegedly grabbing his ex girlfriend Laurie Henderson by her hair and banging her head on the bathroom floor, in October of this year after she caught him with another girl.

As a result Carroll, who was already on bail at the time for another unrelated offence, was bailed to skipper, Kevin Nolan's house where his car was torched within days of his hearing in the Magistrates Court.

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Carroll In Clear As Assault Charge Dropped
Discussion started by TyneTalk (IP Logged), 11/12/2010 11:24
TyneTalk
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11/12/2010 11:24
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nufctrotter73
nufctrotter73
11/12/2010 12:03
the press and the mackems will be gutted by this

lostmekeys
lostmekeys
11/12/2010 12:33
but not the clubs who would like to sign carroll in january, eh?

OnTheLevee
OnTheLevee
11/12/2010 13:13
Hush money ldo.

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tunyc
11/12/2010 15:03
Why would we worry about that, lmk?
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TOONTILLIDIE
TOONTILLIDIE
11/12/2010 15:30
Good news, and hopefully he can start to keep out of trouble

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