A TERRIFIED man was forced to hand over his phone and wallet to two muggers who then made him give them money he withdrew from a cash point, Birmingham Crown Court heard.

Anthony Madden, 21, of Shannon Road, Kings Norton, who admitted robbery, was given an indeterminate sentence for the protection of the public by Judge Ross, who ordered he should serve a minimum of 18 months before being considered for parole.

Paul Mytton, prosecuting, said the victim, James Madden, was walking through Kings Norton park when he was approached by the defendant and another man.

He said the defendant tried to rugby tackle the victim and the other man aimed a kick at his face.

After taking his phone and wallet, the muggers discovered Mr Madden had bank cards and he was threatened with having his 'face smashed in' unless he revealed his pin number.

Mr Mytton said the victim was then taken to a cash point where he was forced to withdraw £200 which he handed over.

Mr Madden's ordeal lasted for about 20 minutes and the defendants were later arrested after police viewed CCTV footage.

Judge Ross said Madden, who had previous convictions for street robberies, had been affected by drink and drugs.