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An Englishman known for wandering around town dressed as Batman villain the Joker was convicted of dropping a bowling ball on a worker below his window, causing that man serious head injuries. The reports that after shouting at workers who were removing a television from an apartment in central England, Damien Hammond wrapped a bowling ball in a pair of jeans and let it fly from a window above the two laborers. It found its mark, fracturing a man’s skull, causing brain damage. The unidentified worker has still not recovered from the December 2019 attack. Advertisement Hammond was convicted Friday and will be sentenced next month. The 31-year reportedly told the workers the TV they were hauling off belonged to him. He confessed to the altercation, but denied he meant to cause the victim grievous bodily harm. When police arrived at the crime scene, Hammond reportedly continued throwing things out the window before coming out onto the window ledge with a hammer and menacing cops. He was arrested after coming down from that ledge. Advertisement Police said Hammond sometimes dressed as the Joker to frighten Nottingham residents and retailers. After being jailed in in 2018 following a that included several counts of disorderly conduct, he told court officers, “I will kill today.” Hammond had no known address as the time of that guilty plea. He was sentenced to 11 weeks incarceration for that string of offenses, and also had a previous 18-week suspended sentence reinstated, the BBC said. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

An Englishman known for wandering around town dressed as Batman villain the Joker was convicted of dropping a bowling ball on a worker below his window, causing that man serious head injuries. The reports that after shouting at workers who were removing a television from an apartment in central England, Damien Hammond wrapped a bowling ball in a pair of jeans and let it fly from a window above the two laborers. It found its mark, fracturing a man’s skull, causing brain damage. The unidentified worker has still not recovered from the December 2019 attack. Advertisement Hammond was convicted...

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