Mark Gadsden, prosecuting, said: ‘He got on top of him and using his teeth bit into the other man’s nose with sufficient ferocity that he bit through the cartilage and the flesh of the nose and then using his teeth ripped off the front of the other man’s nose.’ Mr Woolcott, a broker in his 30s, was out celebrating a friend’s birthday when a trivial row started in the early hours of February 24, 2013.
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