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Two men from Essex deny falsely imprisoning woman in a hotel room Two men from Essex deny falsely imprisoning woman in a hotel room
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Two men staying at a hotel dragged a woman into their room after dinner in the restaurant, a court has heard.Two men staying at a hotel dragged a woman into their room after dinner in the restaurant, a court has heard.
Billy Millar, 23, and Liam Skinner, 21, both from Essex, pleaded not guilty to falsely imprisoning the woman in their hotel room in Hertfordshire last July.Billy Millar, 23, and Liam Skinner, 21, both from Essex, pleaded not guilty to falsely imprisoning the woman in their hotel room in Hertfordshire last July.
One of the men then demanded she perform a sex act on him while his friend stood by the door, the jury at St Albans Crown Court was told.One of the men then demanded she perform a sex act on him while his friend stood by the door, the jury at St Albans Crown Court was told.
The woman hotel worker escaped when there was a knock on the door.The woman hotel worker escaped when there was a knock on the door.
Mr Millar, of Mill Road, West Mersea and Mr Skinner of High Street North, Colchester, also deny a second charge of committing an offence with the intention of committing a sexual offence.Mr Millar, of Mill Road, West Mersea and Mr Skinner of High Street North, Colchester, also deny a second charge of committing an offence with the intention of committing a sexual offence.
'Pushing and pulling''Pushing and pulling'
The pair had been with a party of golfers who had checked into the hotel for a golfing break.The pair had been with a party of golfers who had checked into the hotel for a golfing break.
Prosecutor Isobel Delamere said during dinner the group became quite "rowdy", flirting with waitresses.Prosecutor Isobel Delamere said during dinner the group became quite "rowdy", flirting with waitresses.
The woman told the jury that after dinner she had to go to the corridors outside rooms to retrieve any room service trays left outside doors.The woman told the jury that after dinner she had to go to the corridors outside rooms to retrieve any room service trays left outside doors.
She said she saw the two defendants outside their room and as she went past Mr Millar asked her to go inside.She said she saw the two defendants outside their room and as she went past Mr Millar asked her to go inside.
She refused, but Mr Millar took hold of her wrists, and by "pushing and pulling" got her into the room, she said.She refused, but Mr Millar took hold of her wrists, and by "pushing and pulling" got her into the room, she said.
As she tried to push past him, Mr Millar pushed her, causing her to fall to the floor.As she tried to push past him, Mr Millar pushed her, causing her to fall to the floor.
He then demanded she perform a sex act on her. He then demanded she perform a sex act on him.
"I had started to feel quite nervous, panicky," she said."I had started to feel quite nervous, panicky," she said.
She was able to get out of the room after someone knocked on the door.She was able to get out of the room after someone knocked on the door.
Cross-examined by Samantha Giffin for Mr Millar, the woman denied she had gone into the room willingly.Cross-examined by Samantha Giffin for Mr Millar, the woman denied she had gone into the room willingly.
The case continues.The case continues.