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BROUGHTON MAN HANDED DISCHARGE AFTER ASSAULT AT MCDONALD'S DRIVE-THRU

By Red Rose Database | Monday, 7 July 2025

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BROUGHTON MAN HANDED DISCHARGE AFTER ASSAULT AT MCDONALD'S DRIVE-THRU

A MAN who punched his girlfriend while they were at a McDonald's drive-thru has been handed a conditional discharge.

The offender, Sean Jones, of Willow Way in Broughton, appeared at Mold Magistrates Court on Monday. The 39-year-old admitted that on June 4 at McDonald's in Northop he assaulted Joanne Borland by beating her.

Prosecutor Sarah Marsh told the court that a 999 call was made by the restaurant manager after two staff members working at the drive-thru witnessed the assault. They saw Jones, a passenger in the vehicle, grab the arm of the driver, his partner, and then punch her arm as the vehicle moved through the drive-thru. Police caught up with them a short distance away on the A55, and officers observed that Ms Borland was upset, but she did not want to file a complaint.

Defence lawyer Melissa Griffiths stated that at the time Jones had been off work due to an injury, and him and his partner had been to the bingo and wanted a quick meal afterward. Jones admitted to having consumed alcohol that night. The court heard that Ms Borland had missed a turning and driven into a one-way street, which caused Jones to become frustrated. Ms Griffiths expressed that Jones regrets what happened and has lost his good name.

Magistrate Nick Colbourne described the incident as "unsavoury" but acknowledged Jones's clean record, as this was his first court appearance. He was sentenced to a 12-month conditional discharge and was ordered to pay £85 in costs and a £22 victim surcharge.