A man charged with wounding over a glassing incident at The Commercial Hotel at the weekend will face the Supreme Court. Bryce Anderson Woodward, 25 and of no fixed address, appeared in Launceston Magistrates Court on Wednesday where he pleaded guilty to one count of wounding. Magistrate Chris Webster remanded Woodward in custody, to appear in Launceston Supreme Court on November 16. A 22-year-old Kings Meadows had to undergo surgery at Launceston General Hospital after receiving cuts to his face and head, following the glassing incident about 11pm on Saturday.
A man charged with wounding over a glassing incident at The Commercial Hotel at the weekend will face the Supreme Court.
Bryce Anderson Woodward, 25 and of no fixed address, appeared in Launceston Magistrates Court on Wednesday where he pleaded guilty to one count of wounding.
Magistrate Chris Webster remanded Woodward in custody, to appear in Launceston Supreme Court on November 16.
A 22-year-old Kings Meadows had to undergo surgery at Launceston General Hospital after receiving cuts to his face and head, following the glassing incident about 11pm on Saturday.
