Sedgley Warrant Dropped - Ipswich Town News
The warrant for the arrest for ex-Town man Steve Sedgley and his wife has been dropped. The pair had failed to attend a court hearing in Barbados on Monday leading to the warrant being issued.
However, Nicola Sedgely told the court on Tuesday that confusion over the date of their hearing was behind their non-appearance.
The case, which has now been adjourned until July 28th, centres around an alleged incident over a parking space at a bar in July last year.
Steve Sedgley was charged with assaulting Wanda McClean and Shelley Dear and using racist language against them and a third woman Kimberley Rock.
Nicola Sedgley was accused of assaulting Dear and racially abusing the other two women.
A previous court appearance released the Sedgleys, who now live in Mount Standfast James on the Caribbean island, on £5,000 bail and prevented them from leaving Barbados.
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