Student threw bottle at university bar reveller because he thought 'he had been racially abused'

The incident happened at Loughborough University's student union bar on the night of April 15 last year.
Zain Anwar, 22, who was on a youth justice course at the university, pleaded guilty to causing actual bodily harm.
Anwar, of Manor Road, Extension, Oadby, Leicester, has since graduated with a 2:2 degree and now runs a care home. He was given a 16 week jail sentence, suspended for 12 months, with 140 hours of unpaid work. He was also placed on a four week 7pm to 6am curfew and ordered to pay £960 costs.
Kate Plummer, prosecuting, told Leicester Crown Court that the victim, in his early 20s, was visiting a friend at the university. The complainant and the defendant "brushed past" each other in the bar, which resulted in a verbal exchange.
Anwar, who was sworn at by the victim, believed he was also racially abused – although the judge said there was no evidence to support that claim, he accepted that was Anwar's perception at the time.
The complainant invited Anwar outside for a fight.
Sentencing, Judge Philip Head said the victim's behaviour was "obnoxious," but Anwar should have just walked away.