Asylum seeker jailed after attacking man in Henley-on-Thames

Ba Dak Koul, whose address was given as HMP Bullingdon near Bicester, was sentenced at Oxford Crown Court on January 15.

The 22-year-old pleaded guilty to a section 20 grievous bodily harm without intent in Henley-on-Thames on July 28 last year against Mohammed Qadr.

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Ba Dak Koul (Image: South Wales Police)

Koul was handed a two-year prison sentence.

Last year he was jailed after he repeatedly punched a man in the head and face after he was told to turn the television down in the hostel where he was staying in Cardiff.

The victim was left bleeding from his wounds as the assault spilled out into the street.

On the occasion he was jailed for 16 months and it was heard that he had travelled to the UK in May 2024 from South Sudan in order to seek asylum.