Prison warning for defendant

A WOMAN has been given a final chance by a judge – despite breaching her suspended prison sentence.

Sherrine Hale was sentenced to six months detention, suspended for 18 months, after threatening paramedics with a knife.

But Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court yesterday heard Hale failed to report for a supervision meeting in January and then a session with Aquarius alcohol services in September.

Hale, aged 20, of Aylesbury Road, Bentilee, who had admitted the affray, pleaded guilty to the breach.

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She has now gained a Christmas job with TK Maxx.

Judge Paul Glenn sentenced Hale to 20 hours unpaid work and told her to pay £110 costs.

But he warned: "If you breach the order again there will be no alternative to custody."