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She got away with murder.
If she was a man she would have gotten 20 years.
What should be her punishment?
Kelsea O'Hara, then aged 19, attacked Andrew Turner, 58, after he refused to apologise for bumping into her friend on a night out in Bridlington, East Yorkshire.
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Marlborough Terrace and asked him if he would apologise to one of her friends, whom he had accidentally walked into, but he refused.
Mr Espley said: 'O'Hara threw her purse onto the floor and launched herself at Mr Turner, punching him in the face once and causing him to lose consciousness when he fell to the floor, hitting his head in the process when he fell.'
Mr Turner, of Bridlington, suffered a cut of five to seven inches to the back of his head and was bleeding.
Mr Espley said: 'He tried to get up when he regained consciousness but could not do so.'
O'Hara, now 20, of Trinity Road, Bridlington, pleaded guilty to wounding. She was spared an immediate jail term for the attack and given a six-month curfew.
If she was a man she would have gotten 20 years.
What should be her punishment?
Kelsea O'Hara, then aged 19, attacked Andrew Turner, 58, after he refused to apologise for bumping into her friend on a night out in Bridlington, East Yorkshire.
Man, 58, died six days after being knocked unconscious by teen girl
Kelsea O'Hara has been cleared of causing the death of Andrew Turner, 58, after knocking him unconscious last year. Mr Turner died six days after the attack in Bridlington, East Yorkshire.
- Kelsea O'Hara, then 19, attacked Andrew Turner, 58, after a night of drinking
- She punched Mr Turner after he bumped into her friend and did not apologise
- Mr Turner had a five to seven inch cut on back of his head and died six days later
Marlborough Terrace and asked him if he would apologise to one of her friends, whom he had accidentally walked into, but he refused.
Mr Espley said: 'O'Hara threw her purse onto the floor and launched herself at Mr Turner, punching him in the face once and causing him to lose consciousness when he fell to the floor, hitting his head in the process when he fell.'
Mr Turner, of Bridlington, suffered a cut of five to seven inches to the back of his head and was bleeding.
Mr Espley said: 'He tried to get up when he regained consciousness but could not do so.'
O'Hara, now 20, of Trinity Road, Bridlington, pleaded guilty to wounding. She was spared an immediate jail term for the attack and given a six-month curfew.
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