29 September 2016
[…] It was the third time
that Mouza, of Langley Parade, had attended Crawley Magistrates' Court in
regards to the charge.
On the first two occasions
there were issues with translators and in the second instance a French Creole
interpreter couldn't understand him.
Yesterday morning
(Thursday, September 28) the hearing finally went ahead, and Mouza was able to
communicate through an interpreter.
Prosecutor Melanie Wotton
told the court: "On August 14 information was given to the police [that
someone was in the area with a knife] and when officers arrived they found Mr
Mouza in possession of the large kitchen knife which was [held] in his waist
band of his trousers.
"There have been
difficulties with an interpreter [hence why he had been in court twice before]
and he has no previous convictions and he complied with officers when
requested." […]
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