A WOMAN who left her love rival scarred for all times throughout a savage avenue assault has been jailed for 9 months.
Lesha Grant, 24, shouted “that is for s******g my boyfriend” as she smashed a pint glass over Calley Bruce’s head.
2
2
Grant then dragged her rival to the bottom and repeatedly punched and kicked her to the pinnacle and physique on 4 December 2021.
Dundee Sheriff Courtroom was instructed that Grant had adopted her rival alongside the road after they ran into one another in the bathroom of Montrose’s Anchor Bar.
Grant, Annat Highway, Montrose, admitted attacking Ms Bruce by putting her on the pinnacle with a glass, dragging her to the bottom, repeatedly punching and kicking her head and physique to her damage and everlasting disfigurement.
She additionally admitted having a pint glass as a weapon.
The court docket was instructed that Ms Bruce had gone for an evening out with mates when she had seen Grant within the pub. She instructed her mates she needed to depart due to their earlier run-ins.
As they walked house, the sufferer turned conscious of the accused behind her, shouting her identify.
She turned to face the accused and was struck on the pinnacle with the pint glass.
The sufferer was pulled off her ft by her hair and was kicked and punched a number of instances by Grant as she tried to guard herself on the bottom.
Grant taunted her rival about her relationship earlier than strolling off from the scene. Ms Bruce was taken to Ninewells Hospital shortly after the assault.
She sustained a everlasting scar on her scalp and chipped a tooth, in addition to bruising to her face and grazing round her eye.
Solicitor Scott Norrie, defending, stated: “She is beneath no illusions and realises the seriousness of the incident.”
Sheriff Paul Brown stated he had no possibility however to ship Grant to jail due to the intense nature of the assault and the accidents induced.
We pay in your tales and movies! Do you have got a narrative or video for The Scottish Solar? E mail us at scoop@thesun.co.uk or name 0141 420 5200
