A Henley man will be sentenced next month for having an imitation firearm.
Patrick Boreham, 32, appeared before Oxford Crown Court on Monday (October 16) in connection with the eruption of violence on April 2.
He accepted possession of an air pistol with intent to cause another man to fear violence would be used against him.
He also admitted common assault against the man and damaging household items belonging to him.
Boreham, of Southend, Henley, maintained his not guilty plea to an allegation that he threatened to kill the victim.
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Judge Michael Gledhill KC remanded the defendant in custody to be sentenced on November 10.
The most serious offence admitted by Boreham, relating to the imitation firearm, carries a maximum sentence of 10 years’ imprisonment.
According to guidelines provided to judges, sentences can range from a community order to eight years in jail depending on the seriousness of the case.
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