Woman attacked partner in Sheffield after row

A woman has been given a community order after she struck her partner following an argument.
By Jon Cooper
Published 2nd Jun 2020, 09:53 BST
Updated 2nd Jun 2020, 17:03 BST
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Sheffield Magistrates’ Court – sitting at Sheffield Crown Court – heard on June 1 how Maja Szablewska, aged 41, of Deerlands Avenue, Parson Cross, Sheffield, struck her partner on May 30.

District Judge Naomi Redhouse told Szablewska: “I understand there is an argument between yourself and your partner and after the argument he goes outside with your young daughter and calls the police.

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“He tells them that he has been hit with an item of furniture. I think it’s a lamp.”

Pictured is the Sheffield Crown Court building which has been hosting Sheffield Magistrates' Court cases.Pictured is the Sheffield Crown Court building which has been hosting Sheffield Magistrates' Court cases.
Pictured is the Sheffield Crown Court building which has been hosting Sheffield Magistrates' Court cases.

Szablewska pleaded guilty to assault by beating.

Matthew Shepherd, defending, said Szablewska has been segregated from people during this relationship and has suffered depression.

The court heard police have previously been called to Szablewska’s property with concerns for the defendant.

Szablewska was sentenced to a six-month community order with a rehabilitation requirement. She must pay a £95 victim surcharge.