A terrified man had an epileptic fit after being chased down and attacked by his ex-girlfriend
. Sara Abdulla, 37, chased her former lover into a railway station before beating him, reports Hull Live.
She then punched him in the face and kicked the victim to the body. At this point, the man shouted he was epileptic and began having a fit, whilst the defendant continued to punch him. Julia Baggs, mitigating, said: "She simply has little or no memory of the incident at all. She was incredibly intoxicated.
Judge John Thackray KC told Abdulla: "This appalling attack related to your former partner and that makes it more serious because of the breach of trust. He was entitled to be in your company without being assaulted. It's not the first time you have appeared before the courts for offences of violence.
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