Quirky World ... Ear biter is cleared of assault at hearing

USA: A Maine man who bit off a portion of another man’s ear during a fight has been acquitted of assault charges-

Quirky World ... Ear biter is cleared of assault at hearing
Fri, 04 Jul, 2014 - 01:00

A Kennebec County Superior Court jury cleared Dylan Nathaniel Hendsbee of charges connected to the fight in April 2013 in which a third man suffered a fractured jaw.

The 22-year-old Gardiner man testified that he was being choked by Jason Robert Kimball and biting his ear was the only way to defend himself.

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