Married couple from Canterbury left man with broken jaw after ‘gay slur’ in The Cherry Tree pub

A married couple who got “the wrong end of the stick” reacted violently to a perceived homophobic slur and left a man with a fractured jaw. Assuming the derogatory term had been directed at them, husbands Prince and Rubern Garland lashed out during a night drinking at The Cherry Tree pub in Canterbury. A drink was poured over one man's head and punches were thrown before the victim Elliott Knights-Sloane had his ponytail grabbed, his head yanked backwards and was then struck so hard to the face he was knocked unconscious. He later needed surgery to fix his jaw with a metal plate and pins, Cant…

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