A judicial review is taking place today into the death of a man from Birmingham who died outside a nightclub in Manchester, in 2009. Julian Webster died after being restrained in a neck hold for more than eight minutes.
The family of Birmingham man Julian Webster, who died after being kept in a headlock by bouncers for eight minutes, have protested outside a judicial review into his death.
Nobody has ever been charged with Julian's death, which happened outside a Manchester nightclub in 2009.
His family won the right to challenge a decision made by the Crown Prosecution Service not to prosecute anyone over his death, and the judicial review is being held today.
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