Joseph Finney was jailed for 18 months. | Photo: Lincolnshire Police
A man who slashed the face of his victim during an incident at a flat in Skegness has been jailed.
Joseph Finney had spent the evening drinking in his flat along with the victim and another man when a dispute broke out in the early hours of the morning.
Jonathan Dunne, prosecuting, told Lincoln Crown Court that Finney mistakenly believed his medication had been stolen and during an incident that followed he sprayed one of the men, Paul Wade, with a fire extinguisher.
The two men ended up scuffling on the sofa and Finney then left the flat and went to see his landlord.
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Joseph Finney - jailed.
Joseph Finney had spent the evening drinking in his flat along with the victim and another man when a dispute broke out in the early hours of the morning.
Jonathan Dunne, prosecuting, told Lincoln Crown Court that Finney mistakenly believed his medication had been stolen and during an incident that followed he sprayed one of the men, Paul Wade, with a fire extinguisher.
The two men ended up scuffling on the sofa and Finney then left the flat and went to see his landlord.
Mr Dunne said “He claimed people in his flat were trying to rob him.”
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