Mark Jordon was arrested last year
Emmerdale star Mark Jordon, who played Daz Spencer, allegedly screamed "I'll f-cking kill you" before attacking a pensioner, a court heard.
Last year, the 54-year-old actor was arrested for 'attacking an OAP' after a row broke out in a beer garden.
On Tuesday [30th] Mark appeared in court and allegations of what went down during the fight came to light, with the court hearing the actor apparently growled "like a mad dog" before assaulting Andrew Potts, 68.
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The court heard that the argument kicked off after Andrew's partner Rosalind O'Neill commented "I hope they are using protection" about Mark's daughter who reportedly had been "straddling" a boy.
Andrew gave evidence over the alleged attack and reportedly wiped away tears while he reflected on the "frightening" incident.
He recalled: "The next thing I see is Jordon on the other side of our bench screaming at Rosalind, and I mean really screaming.
"He said, 'That’s my f-cking daughter you are talking about'."
The pensioner went on to claim that Mark screamed: "I'll f-cking kill you, you old b-stard."
Andrew and his partner were escorted from the pub in Oldham but things reportedly took a turn for the worse because he went on to claim that the Emmerdale actor pulled up in a taxi and pushed Rosalind to the floor.
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Andrew went on to claim that Mark bit his thumb, the palm of his hand and after spitting out a chunk of skin, they fell to the floor with the Emmerdale star biting the OAP's eyebrow.
Mark was supported by his co-stars Nick Miles, aka Jimmy King, Chris Chittell, who is known as Eric Pollard in the village, Sammy Winward, who played Katie Sugden and his girlfriend Laura Norton aka Kerry Wyatt.
They all sat in the public gallery throughout the hearing and Mark has denied affray, unlawfully wounding Andrew and the assault by beating of Rosalind.