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Man jailed for Southampton finger biting attack Man jailed for Southampton finger biting attack
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A man has been jailed for five years for biting the top of a man's finger off during a drunken brawl.A man has been jailed for five years for biting the top of a man's finger off during a drunken brawl.
Paul Rowe, 28, of Aldermoor Road, Southampton, was found guilty of biting Sam Mulhall's finger in a fight outside a nightclub. Paul Rowe, 28, of Aldermoor Road, Southampton, attacked Sam Mulhall during a fight outside a nightclub.
He was sentenced for wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, assault by beating and damaging public property at Southampton Crown Court. He was convicted at Southampton Crown Court of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, assault by beating and damaging public property.
Judge Peter Henry told Rowe he had been involved in "disgusting and inappropriate drunken behaviour".
Up to 20 people were involved in the fight in London Road in December 2013.Up to 20 people were involved in the fight in London Road in December 2013.
The court was told the brawl started after Rowe's group of friends were thrown out of Kelly's nightclub.The court was told the brawl started after Rowe's group of friends were thrown out of Kelly's nightclub.
Rowe was put in a headlock by Mr Mulhall, who had rushed to the aid of a friend, when he bit the victim's little finger so hard the top off came off.Rowe was put in a headlock by Mr Mulhall, who had rushed to the aid of a friend, when he bit the victim's little finger so hard the top off came off.
Mr Mulhall needed an operation to repair his injured finger.Mr Mulhall needed an operation to repair his injured finger.
Judge Peter Henry told Rowe he had been involved in "disgusting and inappropriate drunken behaviour".