28 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 6th, 2005
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Man attacked his girlfriend during a night out in town
A 34-YEAR-OLD man attacked his girlfriend as they walked through Clitheroe town centre after he had tagged along on a
girls’ night out. Blackburn magistrates heard
th a t John Addison Brockbank punched Christine Robinson repeatedly about the head and
face. She was left with a seven cen
timetre cut in her head, which required 10 staples, as well as extensive bruising to her face. Brockbank, of Buckingham
Drive, Read, pleaded guilty to assaulting Miss Robinson causing her actual bodily harm. He was given a conditional dis
charge for 12 months and ordered to pay £300 compensation and £65
costs. Mrs Sophie Lorimer (prosecut
ing) said the couple had been living together since July and there had been several incidents of violence towards Miss Robinson, but she had not reported them. On the night of the attack she
had gone out with two girlfriends as she usually did on a Sunday
night. “He didn’t like her going out
without him and decided to accom pany her,” said Mrs Lorimer. “He was getting more and more
agitated as the evening wore on and eventually Miss Robinson
decided to leave.” Brockbank fol lowed his partner across town com plaining that she thought more of her friends than she did of him. As she reached Albion Street he
dragged her to the floor by her coat and began punching her. Lee Hammond (defending) said
Brockbank was a man of previous good character who was deeply ashamed of his actions. He said Brockbank had not
drunk since the incident on December 5th and had sought counselling to help with his prob lems. “He hopes that in time a recon
ciliation can take place,” added Mr Hammond.
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