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Peckham baby death attack accused appears in court Peckham baby death attack: Ex-boyfriend appears in court
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A man has appeared in court charged with child destruction and causing grievous bodily harm with intent after an attack on a heavily-pregnant woman. The ex-boyfriend of a heavily pregnant woman has appeared in court charged with child destruction after she was attacked and lost her baby.
Malorie Bantala, 21, who was 32 weeks pregnant, lost her baby after being attacked by two men in Peckham, south London, on Monday evening. Malorie Bantala, 21, who was 32 weeks pregnant, was attacked by two men in Peckham on Monday evening.
At Camberwell Magistrates' Court, Kevin Wilson of Longfield Estate, Bermondsey, was remanded in custody. Kevin Wilson of Bermondsey, who is also charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent, appeared at Camberwell Magistrates' Court earlier.
His counsel indicated he denied the charges. His counsel indicated he denied the charges. He was remanded in custody.
Mr Wilson, 20, a teaching assistant, is due to appear before Woolwich Crown Court on 2 July. Mr Wilson, 20, a teaching assistant from the Longfield Estate, is due to appear before Woolwich Crown Court on 2 July.
Ms Bantala had to wait for more than an hour for an ambulance that never arrived.Ms Bantala had to wait for more than an hour for an ambulance that never arrived.
She was eventually taken to hospital by police after a 70-minute wait but suffered a miscarriage in the early hours of Tuesday.
'Stamped on stomach''Stamped on stomach'
She was eventually taken to hospital by police after a 70-minute wait but suffered a miscarriage in the early hours of Tuesday.
Detectives said Ms Bantala is said to remain in a critical condition in intensive care but had managed to provide an account of the attack to officers.Detectives said Ms Bantala is said to remain in a critical condition in intensive care but had managed to provide an account of the attack to officers.
Officers said she was pushed to the ground by two men in motorcycle helmets who allegedly kicked and stamped on her stomach.Officers said she was pushed to the ground by two men in motorcycle helmets who allegedly kicked and stamped on her stomach.
The attackers ran off and no motorbike was found, with police saying the helmets may have been worn as a disguise.The attackers ran off and no motorbike was found, with police saying the helmets may have been worn as a disguise.
The London Ambulance Service issued an apology for an ambulance not reaching her and said the first 999 call, made by a member of the public, had been assessed as a "lower priority call".The London Ambulance Service issued an apology for an ambulance not reaching her and said the first 999 call, made by a member of the public, had been assessed as a "lower priority call".
The call was made at 20:16 BST on Monday and the Metropolitan Police cancelled the request for an ambulance at 21:25 when its officers took the woman to hospital.The call was made at 20:16 BST on Monday and the Metropolitan Police cancelled the request for an ambulance at 21:25 when its officers took the woman to hospital.
Police have appealed for any witnesses to come forward.Police have appealed for any witnesses to come forward.