Man charged with racially aggravated assault after two injured outside college
Two members of the public were injured outside Bradford College.
A man has been charged with racially aggravated assault after police received reports of an armed man near a college in Yorkshire.
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West Yorkshire Police said they received reports from 9.21am on Thursday of a man armed with what appeared to be a knife on Great Horton Road near Bradford College.
Two members of the public were injured and taken to hospital for treatment for non-life threatening injuries while a small gardening tool was seized by officers at the scene, the force added.
The man was detained by college security staff and arrested by attended officers, according to police.
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On Saturday, police said David Noutch, of no fixed address, has been charged with a racially aggravated offence under the Public Order Act, racially aggravated assault, threatening with a bladed article in a public place and assault by beating.
The 31-year-old, who self defines as white British, is also charged with two counts of assaulting a constable and causing criminal damage.
Noutch has been remanded in custody to appear at Leeds Magistrates' Court on Saturday morning, police said
