A teen who pleaded guilty to bashing a man at a Dee Why reserve earlier this year has been handed a three year sentence, but will be eligible for parole this December having already served his six month non-parole period by that time. Joseph Woodward, 19, was sentenced in Manly Local Court today for a string of offences, three including violence: the bashing that left a 47-year-old Dee Why man in an induced coma, an assault on a Manly kebab shop worker later that night, and an affray in North Manly on Australia Day. The Dee Why teenager pleaded guilty to Reckless wounding in company (the Dee Why incident) and Assault occasioning bodily harm (Kebab shop incident) last month. The Australia Day (January 26) charge had...