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A knife-wielding girlfriend who was thrown out of her lover's bedroom naked at 4am after a row over space in the bed has been ordered to pay him £100 compensation for damaging his door.
Naomi Pickwick, 32, was arrested after she used two kitchen knives to hammer on her boyfriend Dominic Barbour's bedroom door as she stood outside with no clothes in the communal hallway of his house.
Police were called to the property in Warrington, Cheshire, after Mr Barbour, a restaurant head chef, unlocked the door to let Pickwick back in - only to accidentally injure himself when he tried to grab the bread knives from her.
She managed to throw on some clothing before fleeing but was arrested as she ran barefoot back to her house.
Naomi Pickwick, 32, was ordered to pay £100 compensation to boyfriend Dominic Barbour after she damaged his bedroom door with two kitchen knives
The violent bust up with Dominic Barbour (pictured) happened on October 22 last year after the couple, who had been in a relationship for 20 months, had been drinking gin and tonics at home
Miss Pickwick, from Warrington, Cheshire, later claimed she would often be woken up by her boyfriend as he rolled on her with his arms and body during the night.
At Warrington magistrates' court Miss Pickwick was convicted of criminal damage to the door following a trial and she was also ordered to pay £200 costs.
A judge accused Barbour of being 'abusive' but said Pickwick had 'played her part' too.
The violent bust up occurred on October 22 last year after the couple, who had been in a relationship for 20 months, had been drinking gin and tonics at home.
Miss Pickwick pictured outside Warrington Magistrates' Court, Cheshire
Mr Barbour told the hearing: 'We watched some TV and then went to bed but Naomi was not happy with the amount of space I was taking.
'It was about 4am.. She was arguing, saying I had too much of the bed.
'After that, I was kicked, I was pushed, shouted at, sworn at and had my hair pulled.
'I attempted to escort her out of the room. It is a shared house and there are eight other tenants.
'She was not clothed but I put her out of the room because she was being aggressive and I locked the door.
'I had no idea what she would do but I did not want someone aggressive in my bedroom.'
He said he heard a 'very loud banging' on his door and saw Miss Pickwick standing there with 'two bread knives in her hands'.
Mr Barbour pictured outside Warrington Magistrates' Court, Cheshire,
Mr Barbour added: 'Her arms were raised up and the knives were in her hand and there were lots of dints on the door.
'I tried to take the knives off her and then I rang the police. Naomi was not very happy about that and started pulling my hair, smacking me, and ripped my T-shirt.
'She then got her clothes and fled from the scene. She also grabbed the TV with both hands as she was leaving the room and threw it to the floor.'
He said: 'There was always an issue about who takes up more of the bed. I never struck her. The only
