A man has been sentenced to 12 months in prison, fully suspended, for a “particularly dirty” attack on four traders working at a Queensland hospital.
The Brisbane Magistrates Court learned that two men were involved in a verbal altercation with traders working at Prince Charles Hospital on August 28 last year.
Six hours later, Jayden Andrew Cadman went to the hospital with two more and assaulted the four traders in an unprovoked attack.
CCTV footage captured the incident at Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane. (New) The image shows the man attacking the four workers in an attack called an “especially dirty” act of violence. (new)
A man received a kick and a punch to the ground during the attack which was captured by CCTV, according to the court.
Magistrate Suzette Coates described the assault as an “unprovoked attack of a viscous type without a gut,” she told Cadman her family would be disappointed.
The court learned that the incident was a previous attack. (new)
“Well I can imagine his incredible disappointment in you as a human being.”
The court learned that Cadman had remorse and pleaded guilty as soon as possible.
Since the aggression he has also taken an anger management course.
Jayden Andrew Cadman pleaded guilty to assault. (new)
The now 26-year-old spent seven days in detention after his arrest.
Today he was sentenced to 12 months in total suspended prison and sentenced to pay each of the victims $ 250 in compensation.