Austen Harrison suffered "devastating" head injuries after the 6ft 6in (2m) high unsecured mirror in the changing room area of the Hugo Boss store in Bicester Village, Oxfordshire, came down on top of him. The incident on June 4 2013 left the youngster with irreparable brain damage and he was taken off life support at Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital four days later. Jonathan Laidlaw QC, representing Hugo Boss UK Limited, entered guilty pleas on behalf of the company to offences under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, at Banbury Magistrates' Court yesterday. Prosecuting on behalf of Cherwell District Council, Barry Berlin argued that although the luxury brand could be sentenced at the Magistrates' Court, the maximum fine of £20,000 per offence was not sufficient.