Footballer Andy Carroll to Stand Trial for Non-Molestation Order Breach
Former England footballer Andy Carroll is set to appear in court to face charges related to a non-molestation order breach. The trial follows his recent not guilty plea, declared at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
Details of the Court Appearance
The 37-year-old athlete, currently playing for Dagenham & Redbridge in the National League South, attended the hearing using crutches and wearing a foot brace. During the brief proceedings, Carroll confirmed his personal details, including his name, address, and date of birth.
Trial Process Ahead
Carroll opted for a Crown Court trial, as opposed to a magistrate’s court. District Judge Roy Brown granted him bail, scheduling his next court appearance for March 4 at Chelmsford Crown Court. At this forthcoming hearing, Carroll will be expected to reaffirm his plea.
Background on Andy Carroll
- Professional debut with Newcastle United.
- Transferred to Liverpool for £35 million in 2011.
- Also played for West Ham, Reading, and West Brom.
Throughout his career, Carroll has represented England in nine matches between 2010 and 2012, scoring twice, including a goal at Euro 2012.
The case highlights the ongoing legal issues surrounding Carroll as he continues his football career amidst personal challenges. Filmogaz.com will provide updates as the trial progresses.
