January 2nd 2025.
A man caused chaos and destruction in a New Year celebration event in north London. The accused, Daniel Sterling, allegedly shouted racial slurs at a steward before recklessly driving his car into pedestrians. The incident took place near Primrose Hill at 12:13 am on New Year's Day, and the accused has been charged with several offenses, including causing injury by dangerous driving, assault by beating, and possession of a knife in a public place.
According to the prosecution, Sterling's vehicle was seen driving at high speed through barriers manned by stewards at the event. The police were called to the scene and it was reported that Sterling had crashed into a pedestrian, causing serious injuries. The accused was also heard shouting racial slurs at a steward, identified as Kamal Bakayah, before driving through the barrier. It was also revealed that another person suffered minor injuries in the incident.
The court was informed that the accused was in possession of a kitchen knife, which was found in the glove box of his car. The police also confirmed that the incident was not being treated as terror-related. The accused, who appeared in court in custody, was also charged with failing to attend a drugs test and a racially aggravated public order offense.
During the hearing at Highbury Corner Magistrates, the prosecutor explained how the incident had unfolded. He stated that the accused had been driving recklessly at high speed through the barriers, and when the steward tried to stop him, he became aggressive and shouted racial slurs. The police officer who witnessed the incident also confirmed that the accused was driving dangerously.
The injured pedestrian, a 59-year-old man, was treated by paramedics at the scene and later taken to the hospital. Fortunately, his injuries were assessed as not life-changing. Another man, who suffered minor injuries, did not require medical treatment. The accused, Sterling, has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at Wood Green Crown Court on February 3.
In other news, a plan has been revealed for a tunnel that could connect London and New York, estimated to cost a whopping £15 trillion. Meanwhile, London's famous Regency Cafe, known for being featured in a Hollywood movie, is up for sale for £170,000. And in a bizarre incident, a man's strange choice of seat on a packed train made the journey even more unpleasant for commuters. For the latest updates from the capital, visit Metro's London news hub.
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