article_snippet.sent: David Totton, 36,  admitted driving a hired white Peugeot RCZ into the doors of Club Liv, a nightspot popular with footballers in central ManchesterManchester, at around 3am on August 31 last year.
article_snippet.sent: David Totton, 36, admitted driving a rented white Peugeot RCZ into the doors of Club Liv in Manchester (pictured) after bouncers refused to let his friend come inside .
article_snippet.sent: Totton the drove Totton car on to the pavement at low speed before 'nudging' the doors .
article_snippet.sent: Totton then drove up to the doors at a low speed before nudging Totton front bumper against them.
article_snippet.sent: Totton (whose car is pictured mounting the pavement bottom left) eventually gave up and left, but handed Totton (whose car is pictured mounting the pavement bottom left) over to police later, admitting that Totton (whose car is pictured mounting the pavement bottom left) committed the offence as 'a prank' A judge at Manchester Crown Court refused to accept Totton's claims the attack was meant as a joke, and instead handed Totton (whose car is pictured mounting the pavement bottom left) a suspended prison sentence and banned Totton (whose car is pictured mounting the pavement bottom left) from driving for three years . '
article_snippet.sent: Totton (whose car is pictured mounting the pavement bottom left) now recognises the attack did have.
article_snippet.sent: Totton (whose car is pictured mounting the pavement bottom left) of course acknowledges that what Totton (whose car is pictured mounting the pavement bottom left) did will have had an effect to those people behind the door.
article_snippet.sent: Given Totton (whose car is pictured mounting the pavement bottom left) offending history and past use of violence to door men it would be thought the gesture will have been thought of as a method of intimidation.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Totton the got into car, mounted pavement, and rammed front doors .
  