Three charged after fight on Doncaster College campus
Mr Heeley, of no fixed address, remained in police custody and was due to appear before Doncaster magistrates on Friday.Mr Singherra, of Mexborough, and the 17-year-old who cannot be named are also charged with possession of a controlled drug, and have been bailed to appear before magistrates on 10 April.Three other people arrested - two boys aged 17 and an 18-year-old man - have been released with no further action.Officers from the Doncaster central neighbourhood policing team have been conducting extra patrols since the incident and will be at the college to provide reassurance.
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