Men turned city into 'wild west' during fight after lockdown

Tables, chairs and glasses were all used as weapons

A fight at a Nottingham bar turned the Broadway area of the city "into the wild west" on the second night after lockdown restrictions were lifted. Chairs and tables were used as weapons during the "large scale public disturbance" on May 2, 2021 outside the LaceHouse.

The fight started because three men, Ozzie Smith, 19, Tommy Wiles, 21, and Joe Steed, 24, had all travelled from the Cambridgeshire area for a night out in Nottingham city centre. Meanwhile Jaiden Baylis, who is also 24 and from Nottingham, threw a chair into the group and punched Wiles in the head, while Ben Barrett, 24, landed six punches and a kick during the fight.

Jordan O'Keefe, of Nell Gwyn Crescent, Bestwood, pleaded guilty to affray and was sentenced to 10 months imprisonment suspended for 18 months, along with 150 hours of unpaid work.

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