Charles Bronson was involved in punch-up with murderer Robert Donaldson
Charles Bronson was caught up in a fight with a murderer who tried to attack the notorious inmate.
Bronson, 71, hit Robert Donaldson with two hooks and two uppercuts when the murderer tried to attack him on a wing of Category A HMP Woodhill on Monday, MailOnline reports.
Donaldson, 82, was jailed in 2005 for murdering Paul Bourke, gagging a 100-year-old deaf woman and beating up a 76-year-old man while they slept.
A source from the prison said Donaldson charged at Bronson with his firsts raised as he walked down the landing.
They said: ‘Charlie knows this man’s history. Donaldson has attacked older people in the same age bracket as Charlie and has also slashed the throat of another inmate using a concealed weapon.
‘Charlie obviously feared the worst and could not know if this nasty piece of work was holding a weapon so, to defend himself, he hit Donaldson.
‘It was two hooks and two uppercuts. Charlie has been in this position many times before; he knows how to handle himself of course, but it is such a shame because he has been on his best behaviour for six years so now worries this will undo all his work.’
Bronson lost his parole board hearing in March, and his next opportunity to won’t be until early next year.
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