Thug boyfriend stripped girlfriend naked, broke her tooth and poured SUPERGLUE down her throat
Brute Mark Lancaster, 46, jailed for sustained and degrading attack on partner following drink and drugs bender
A BRUTAL boyfriend stripped his girlfriend naked, broke her tooth and poured SUPERGLUE down her throat after going “beserk”.
Evil Mark Lancaster subjected his partner to the degrading and sustained attack following a drink and drugs bender.
A court heard he stripped her naked, threw a glass of water at her and started dragging her around the Newcastle house they shared.
The 46-year-old then put his hands in her mouth and deliberately broke her false tooth then tried to fix it by putting super glue into her mouth.
Now the brute, who admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm, has been locked up for more than 16 months at Newcastle Crown Court.
Jonathan Devlin, prosecuting, said the then-couple had been out in May and returned to their home in Newcastle, Tyne and Wear.
He said: “The defendant went berserk, to use the complainants words.
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“She had got ready for bed and was wearing underwear and he stripped her naked, threw a glass of water at her and started pulling her and dragging her around the house.
“He put his hand in her mouth at one stage, trying to break her tooth. She has a false tooth implant.”
The woman sought refuge in the bathroom but Lancaster kicked the locked door in and continued the assault.
Devlin continued: “At one stage he calmed down and said he was sorry.
“He said he was going to try to fix her broken false tooth and got some super glue and started to pour it down her throat.”
Neighbours had heard the commotion and called police, who turned up and arrested him.
The woman was left with “considerable bruising” and the injury to her tooth.
Lancaster, of Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, pleaded guilty to assault and was jailed for 16-and-a-half months and was given a five-year restraining order.
Mr Recorder Smith told him: “This was a serious and sustained assault on a vulnerable lady and there was gratuitous degradation in the forcible removal of her underwear.”
Elizabeth Muir, defending, said Lancaster has struggled with mental health difficulties and had been drinking and taking drugs while he was meant to be on medication, which he may have stopped taking.
She said: “He now understands that he needs to avoid alcohol and any illegal drugs because those combined with his medication really produce a ticking timebomb.
“He is extremely sorry about what happened, he was extremely fond of the lady involved and really regrets his behaviour on that night.”
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