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11.04.2022 - 14:43 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
A lout who told a group of girls "I will stab you all" as she robbed them before spitting in a policeman's face as she was arrested was deemed too "young and immature" to go to prison.
Shanae White, 20, was spared jail for her crimes that took place in 2020, when she was just 18-years-old. On November 11, 2020, White targeted her victim, Leonie Heaney, as she was chatting to two friends in Bury town centre. She walked up to the trio and offered to sell them drugs, before becoming aggressive and demanding phones or jewellery from the group.
Alexandra Sutton, prosecuting, told a hearing at Minshull Street Crown Court White became agitated when the group said they didn't have a phone with credit, saying: "Have none of you got a phone or jewellery? You're lying to me - I will stab you all." She then "got in Miss Heaney's face", grabbing hold of three necklaces around her victim's neck and trying to pull them off.
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Her victim managed to hold onto one of the necklaces, whilst White, from Stretford, ripped the other two, including one which had been a gift from the victim's grandparents, away before the group ran off whilst White shouted at them. She was arrested and taken to a cell in Bury, where she took her surgical mask off and spat in the face of a policeman at the height of the second national coronavirus lockdown.
Miss Sutton said: "Police arrived and whilst taking a statement from the victims they saw White and one of them identified her as the culprit. The officers searched White who claimed the victims had tried to take the chains from her and she was arrested. She was asked if she had taken any drugs and she said she had smoked some weed.
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