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Man, 28, admits using belt as offensive weapon

Justin Burns

09:33AM, Wednesday 23 January 2013

A guilty plea has been entered by a 28-year-old London man who has admitted using a belt as an offensive weapon in Windsor.

Ryan Bernard, of Bruce Road, London, pleaded guilty to using a belt as a weapon and to assault at Reading Magistrates' Court on January 7.

But the Londoner denied using threatening, abusive or insulting words of behaviour on the same day in Victoria Street, Windsor, on November 11.

Bernard will appear at the same court on Monday.

He is on conditional bail.

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