A
heavily-tattooed thug, who stabbed his ex-girlfriend's new man in the
head – fracturing the victim's skull - during a terrifying midnight
attack, has been jailed for eight years.
Nathan
Gunes, 38, of Cambus Road, Canning Town, east London followed the
couple along Ingal Road, Plaistow on October 20, last year.
There
was a brief confrontation at around twenty minutes past midnight
resulting in Gunes stabbing the 28 year-old man in the head.
London
Ambulance Service arrived at the scene and took the victim to an east
London hospital.
His
injuries were deemed to be non-life threatening.
Officers
arrested and charged Gunes on the same day for inflicting grievous
bodily harm.
He
was convicted of the offence at Snaresbrook Crown Court.
Police
Constable Meltem Duymus, of Newham’s Community Support Unit,
said: “Justice has most definitely been served for the victim who
sustained a brutal head injury for no reason of his own.
“This
is a great outcome for the Community Support Unit in Newham who are
committed to taking violent thugs, such as Gunes, off the borough's
streets.”
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