Trial for Sheffield man over cars smashed with golf club in Crookes
A trial date has been set
A Sheffield man will stand trial over a night in Crookes where “23 windscreens” were allegedly smashed with a golf club.
Arshad Mohammed, of no fixed address, is charged with seven counts of criminal damage after a large number of cars windows were shattered on June 17, this year.
At Sheffield Crown Court on Wednesday, November 11, the 56-year-old pleaded guilty to four of the charges, but not guilty to three others.
At a previous hearing, Mohammed also pleaded guilty to two counts of threatening a person with an offensive weapon in public, but not guilty to a count of making threats to kill.
He will stand trial on December 16, 2026.
Following the incident, The Star reported how locals said police informed had them that as many as 23 vehicles were been damaged during the incident.
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