Mason Greenwood has now left prison after being granted bail at a private hearing at Minshull Street Crown Court. The Manchester United star was being held at HMP Berwyn in Wrexham after District Judge Mark Hadfield decided to remand him in custody on Monday, October 17.
He appeared at Manchester Magistrates' Court on Monday and was remanded in custody. A bail application was held in private at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court on Wednesday.
Following the hearing, a spokesman for the court said bail had been granted, with conditions not to contact witnesses, including the complainant, and to reside at an address on Bow Green Road in Bowdon. Greenwood did not appear for the short hearing but is due to appear at court again on Monday, November 21. All three charges relate to the same woman.
Greenwood left prison on Wednesday after being met by his father
Greenwood left prison after his dad arrived at HMP Manchester to meet him. And it is understood United security guards were also there. The England international footballer was driven away in an Audi sports car.
He is charged with attempted rape relating to an alleged incident on October 22, 2021; engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour between November 1, 2018 and October 15, 2022, namely accessed and monitored social media accounts, stopped and altered the way the complainant socialised, and making threatening and derogatory comments towards a female; and assault occasioning actual bodily harm, with a period between December 1 2021 and December 31 2021 specified.
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