'You've come again, you cheeky ba******'....thug out of his mind on drugs pounces on victim after he returns to cash machine
A drug addled thug robbed a man after he withdrew £20 for a taxi home following a night out in Manchester city centre. Mark Robinson, 37, punched the 35-year-old, who had been out with friends.
Robinson passed him his bank card and the victim walked away. He returned a few minutes later, hoping Robinson had left, prosecutor Juliet Berry said. The man tried to reason with him but Robinson pushed him again, causing him to fall over. Then Robinson punched him in the face. Robinson was apprehended after being caught on CCTV footage. The victim, who suffered a bite mark and a cut lip, told the court he now feels unsafe and unsure as he goes about his daily life.
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