Those doing security must behave with decorum especially for service oriented outlet like the bar, disco or restaurant. Cannot even do anything when shouted with profanities. This guard could be a Polynesia by the name.
Looks like arab and a moslem too you nigger
[h=1]The shocking moment a drunk banker shattered a security guard's skull with a single punch because he refused him entry to a bar[/h]
- Fadi Taiba suffered a brain injury when he was punched in Sydney in 2013
- James Ian Longworth, 34, was found guilty over the attack on Monday
- He told his trial he was dealing his dad's death when he punched Mr Taiba
- Longworth was refused entry into the bar by Mr Taiba in September 2013
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Australian Associated Press and
Belinda Grant Geary For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 06:05 GMT, 19 October 2015 | Updated: 07:18 GMT, 19 October 2015
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An investment banker who violently 'lashed out' at a bouncer - striking him with such force that doctors had to remove a part of his skull - has been found guilty over the brutal and unprovoked attack.
Security guard Fadi 'Fred' Taiba required surgery to treat a traumatic brain injury after James Ian Longworth punched him at Bar 333 in Sydney on September 6, 2013.
After more than a day of deliberations, a jury found Longworth not guilty of inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent but guilty of the lesser charge of recklessly inflicting grievous bodily harm.
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James Ian Longworth was found guilty of recklessly inflicting grievous bodily harm after striking security guard Fadi 'Fred' Taiba on September 6, 2013
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Security guard Fadi 'Fred' Taiba suffered a traumatic brain injury and had to have part of his skull removed after James Ian Longworth punched him at Bar 333 in Sydney on September 6, 2013
While Longworth always admitted to throwing the punch which the crown described as a 'haymaker', he denied he meant to cause Mr Taiba really serious injury.
On Monday the jury accepted that he lacked this intent.
The 34-year-old told his trial at Sydney's District Court last week that at the time of the 'incident' he had been grappling with his father's death in June that year.
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Longworth explained how he had been living in the UK when his father died and he never got a chance to say goodbye or 'tell him that I loved him'.
The day before he punched Mr Taiba, he was told the crematorium had lost his father's ashes and he was 'heartbroken'.
The next night he ran into friends at Concourse Bar near Wynyard where he had 10 schooners.
When the group went to the nearby Bar 333, Longworth was denied entry prompting the attack.
Mr Taiba had his back turned on Longworth when he launched his brutal and unprovoked attack
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Security footage of the incident, which was played for the court, reveals the brutal nature of the assault
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Fadi Taiba was placed in a coma for 19 days after having some of his skull removed when he was king hit by James Ian Longworth at the bar on George Street in Sydney's CBD two years ago
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Fadi Taiba (centre) was accompanied by his wife Danielle and father Omar at a Sydney court to hear a jury find Longworth guilty of recklessly inflicting grievous bodily harm
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'Any other night I would probably have just laughed and walked away,' Longworth said
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Longworth said he 'lashed out' at Mr Taiba after learning the crematorium had lost his father's ashes
'Any other night I would probably have just laughed and walked away,' Longworth said.
Instead, he protested, and - 'overwhelmed' about his dad and knowing his night was over 'lashed out'.
As Mr Taiba was talking to another patron, CCTV footage captures Longworth swiftly moving towards him and landing the blow to the side of the 44-year-old's head.
Security guard George Linardos told the trial he heard a loud slapping noise before seeing Mr Taiba fall to the ground.
'I was shocked. I'd never seen anything at all like that before. I was scared,' he said.
Longworth, who remains on bail, is set to return to court on December 11 for sentencing proceedings.
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Outside court, Mr Taiba's wife Danielle (right) told reporters she watched her husband lie in a coma for 19 days after Longworth punched him
Outside court, Mr Taiba's wife Danielle told reporters she watched her husband lie in a coma for 19 days after Longworth punched him.
'Why is it when you felt sad thinking of your deceased father you decided to king hit my husband and run,' she asked.
'I have yet to receive an apology. Why is that?
'You have taken away my children's innocence - I will never forgive you for that.'
Mr Taiba said the CCTV footage once released to the media would tell the truth.
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