A THUG who forced his way into a caravan with an axe and knife – threatening to bite a man’s ear off and slashing him – has been jailed.
Joshua O’Dea, 24, from Moston, has been sentenced to 27 years following the horror attack in January.
He threatened to bite the victim’s ear off and cut his arm with a blade. Another defendant was found not guilty following a trial.
O’Dea was sentenced at Manchester Crown Court.
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