A Kensington man today (THURS) denied stabbing a r

2 Nov 2000

A Kensington man today (THURS) denied stabbing a reveller in the back during the Notting Hill carnival.

Colin Murray, 36, pleaded not guilty to knifing carnival-goer Mark Renford between his shoulder blades on the night of 27 August this year.

Mr Renford suffered a punctured lung during the attack after the attack on the Sunday night of the event.

Murray who sports chest-length dreadlocks, denied one charge of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm at Blackfriars Crown Court.

Murray, of (173) St Mungo’s House, Cromwell Road, Kensington, will stand trial on February (5)
next year.

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