Two bouncers have been charged in relation to an alleged assault outside a Canterbury hotel.
The men, aged 40 and 45, were issued with a court summons on Sunday in relation to the incident, which happened outside The Famous Grouse Hotel in Lincoln on Wednesday, May 6 this year.
They were due to appear in the Christchurch District Court on August 20 following a police investigation into the incident.
The footage showed the the accused continued to confront the patron outside the bar in Gerald St.
The Famous Grouse co-owner Shaughn McNabb previously said the hotel had since engaged a new company for security.
In May, McNabb said they would undertake a thorough review of what happened.
Only people aged over 19 were now allowed in on Wednesday nights when Lincoln University students traditionally go there.
