ALICE COOPER - DISABLED COOPER FAN SPARED PRISON

DISABLED COOPER FAN SPARED PRISON

A disabled rock fan who assaulted a fellow concertgoer at an ALICE COOPER gig has escaped a jail sentence because of his ill health.
One-legged Andrew Miller removed his prosthetic limb and waved it around during the show in Southampton, England on 25 July last year (08).
When John Lynch, who was sitting nearby, asked him to calm down, crazed Miller punched him several times.
Miller, 46, told the city's Crown Court he was acting in self-defence, but he was found guilty of causing actual bodily harm.
Judge John Boggis QC gave Miller, of Emsworth, southern England a six-month sentence which he suspended for 18 months.
Miller was also ordered to pay Lynch $375 (£250) compensation.