A Cancer survivor has avoided a sentence after lashing out at a 52-year-old.
Manchester Crown Court heard earlier this week how Natalie Baker smashed a glass into her victims face after an argument broke out.
The incident that took place last year, in July saw Baker shouting abusive comments at the 52-year-old teacher, grabbing her arm and then throwing a glass in her face.
The victim suffered a deep cut to her nose that needed 12 stitches.
Baker was ordered to be electronically tagged and to pay a £140 statutory victim surcharge.
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