This pr*ck should be hung

ANGRY scenes erupted in a Perth court today as the family of two-year-old Tyrell Hart faced the man accused of murdering him in a road rage attack.
Members of the dead child’s family shouted abuse and had to be restrained by security staff in the Court of Petty Sessions as Neil Warren Brown made a brief appearance.
The charge against Brown, a 40-year-old Beckenham resident, was upgraded this morning from grievous bodily harm to murder.
Police will allege Tyrell died in the yard of his family home in Mills Street, Bentley, on March 5 after being crushed between the car he had just got out of and a second vehicle that accelerated up the driveway.
The incident allegedly followed a minor argument between Tyrell’s grandfather, who had been driving one vehicle, and a man driving a second car.
No facts were read in court today.
Brown’s lawyer Ian Macfarlane sought and was granted a five-week adjournment so the new charge could be discussed with his client.
The matter is set to come before the Supreme Court for mention on May 6.
Mr Macfarlane told Magistrate Peter Malone there would be no application for bail made in the higher court.
As Brown was being led from the court, members of Tyrell’s family, including his father Nathan, screamed abuse at Brown.
Other family members broke down in tears while additional security staff brought in for Brown’s appearance set up a human barrier between the dock and the public gallery.
Outside the court, Tyrell’s grandfather Eddie Barron-Ugle said Tyrell had yet to be buried.
“We lost our grandson. What can we do,” he said.