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Rovers fan NOT GUILTY of spitting at police horse ahead of Swindon match

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Nicholas Endicott, of Nelson Rd, Staple Hill, was found not guilty by a jury. He was accused of assaulting emergency worker Pc Tristan Smith, who was riding his horse 'Clevedon' during the build-up to the match at the Memorial Stadium on October 2, 2021. The prosecution claimed that Mr Endiott was the man who spat at Pc Smith and 'Cleveson' as fans were being marshalled by the police.

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Rovers fan NOT GUILTY of spitting at police horse ahead of Swindon match

A 32 year old Bristol Rovers fan accused of spitting at a police horse and its rider just before a local derby match with Swindon two years ago has…

2 years ago·Swindon, United Kingdom

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Swindon Advertiser broke the news in Swindon, United Kingdom 2 years ago on Saturday, October 21, 2023.

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