https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-61763257?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGAA man who killed a grandfather with a single punch in his face in an unprovoked attack has been jailed.
Callum Crosbie, 23, was "looking for a fight" and hit Kevin Wood who had the "misfortune" of passing the Manchester bar on 20 November, a judge said.
Manchester Crown Court heard how Crosbie continued to look for a fight, even as Mr Wood, 60, who had recently recovered from cancer, lay dying.
Crosbie admitted manslaughter and was jailed for seven years.
Judge Anthony Cross QC said Crosbie, of Newcastle, was "determined to be involved in violence" on the evening of the attack.
Crosbie, fuelled by cocaine, alcohol and cannabis, lunged at security staff after they were thrown out of bar in the Printworks in Dantzic Street.
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A fight[/size] involving Crosbie and co-defendants Alan Foster, 40, and Kevin Docherty, 41, also from Newcastle, ensued in the street as bouncers escorted them away.
The staff then formed a line across the entrance to prevent the group from re-entering.
