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Man charged over attack on Manchester T-Mobile store
Published: 2nd Jul 2012 19:13:43
A man has been charged with criminal damage and public order offences following an attack on a mobile phone shop in Manchester city centre.
Police were called to the T-Mobile store in Market Street at 16:25 BST on Saturday after receiving reports of an aggressive customer.
Staff said the man had become involved in a verbal altercation and started to damage items in the shop.
He is due to appear before Manchester Magistrates' Court on 31 July.
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