Horrific moment feral mum glasses ex-best friend in the face leaving her scarred for life after drunken row over dog
THIS is the horrific moment a feral mum glassed her former best friend across the face – leaving her scarred for life.
Ebony Jones, 26, smashed the glass on Megan Smith four times in a drunken row over the sale of a dog.
The violent attack only ended when fellow revellers pulled the pair apart.
Aspiring nursery worker Jones sobbed last week as she was jailed for 30 months after pleading guilty to wounding with intent.
Footage has now been released of the bust-up, which took place at the Emporium Snooker Club in Caerphilly, Wales.
The pair can be seen arguing in the busy bar before Jones smashes a half pint glass into Megan’s face.
Megan can be seen clutching her head after the weapon came dangerously close to her left eye.
Jones smashed the glass in her former pal’s face up to four times during the attack.
Prosecutor Byron Broadstock said: “Previously they had been good friends but recently their relationship had taken a turn for the worse over a completely unrelated matter.
Miss Smith told the defendant to ‘leave me alone’ and ‘get away from me’ – she wouldn’t.
“The next thing she recalls is the defendant’s right arm come towards her with a half pint glass in it. That struck her to the face connecting with her left eye.”
Police have also released pictures of Megan’s horror injuries after required 41 stitches and was left with permanent scarring.
She said: “The pain was excruciating and in the days following the assault, my stepmother Claire had to help me shower and dress.
“I have panic attacks and flashbacks. When I finally looked in the mirror, I looked horrible. I couldn’t believe the level of scarring.
“I am now known as the girl who got glassed in the snooker club. People call me Megan Scar. I am no longer just Megan.”
As well as a jail sentence, Jones was handed a restraining order banning her from contacting Megan for ten years.
Judge Hywel James said: “Custody is required when in a public place an individual uses a glass to strike someone in the face, not once, but up to four times.
“Such a sentence is in part a deterrent against such behaviour in public places.”