Small boat migrant denies spitting at policeman in Westminster incident
Two witnesses said they saw the incident on July 20, 2024, when Mr Ibrahim was approached by police officers in Westminster, central London.
Mr Ibrahim had been living in a supported accommodation complex in Buckinghamshire, but is now homeless.
The complex Ibrahim lived in is for 'those at risk of homelessness'.
He spoke only to confirm his personal details and was helped by a Sudanese interpreter at Westminster magistrates' court.
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He was granted unconditional bail until his trial on November 4 before City of London magistrates.
Jack Ward, defending, said Ibrahim is an asylum seeker who came to the UK from Sudan on a small boat.
Ibrahim appeared in court on Friday.
The migrant, now of no fixed abode, denied common assault of an emergency worker.
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