victim while he was dazed and defenseless. This assault left the

victim with a severely broken jaw, seven chipped teeth, and a jaw wired shut for three

months. The second 1990 assault conviction was based on events of September 23, 1989,

during which defendant approached two victims who were sitting in a car. Defendant

punched one victim in the head while he was in the car, and then struck him again several

times when he got out of the car. The second victim exited the car to try to break up the

fight; defendant struck him in the head, too, and directed his companions to join in. The

second victim was beaten unconscious, but defendant continued assaulting him. At one

point, the defendant climbed on the bumper of a vehicle and jumped onto the second

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If you're feeling squeamish you might want to look away now. These gruesome pictures show the extent of injuries suffered by Welsh rugby player Ceri Davies.

Ceri - who is an international for Wales' Deaf rugby team - was playing for Llandovery 2nds against Carmarthen Druids at Church Bank on Saturday in the first game of the season when he felt a stamp on the calf in the dying minutes of the match.

But it wasn't until much later in the day that he realised he was in serious trouble.

Ceri showered and changed like he would after any rugby match. But this