A car clamper at the centre of proceedings for an anti-social behaviour order has been committed for trial.
George McDicken, 38, of Ling Park Approach, Wilsden, is accused of aggressive and intimidating behaviour by Bradford Council.
It relates to alleged altercations between McDicken and users at Carstoppers' Changegate car park in Haworth where he works. He has been banned from working by his bosses until the outcome of the case.
The trial has been set down for November 26, at Leeds Magistrates' Court, and is expected to last two weeks. Recordings of conversations between McDicken and car park users will be heard as evidence.
A pre-trial hearing will be held at Leeds Magistrates' Court on October 15.
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