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Two young mothers who threatened police officers, spat at doormen and screamed racist abuse on drink-fuelled nights were told they needed to stop drinking by magistrates.
Carla Stanway and Nicola Wainwright, both 24, were told to act as 'role models' to their children after they fled an expensive restaurant without paying and were kicked out of a nightclub for stealing drinks.
The pair, who both claim benefits, narrowly escaped jail over their ‘appalling behaviour’ – as a magistrate urged them to become better role models for their children.
Louts: Carla Stanway (left) and Nicola Wainwright (right), both 24, hurled sickening foul-mouthed abuse at police and spat at doormen who threw them out of a club in Manchester for being drunk and stealing drinks
After being thrown out of the nightclub, unemployed Stanway, who had given birth just three weeks previously, told a doorman: ‘Go back to your own country you Polish b******.’
Wainwright, who claims working tax credits, then threatened the club’s staff, saying: ‘I’m going to get 100 n****** and do you up. You’re all going to be dead by next week. Hit me and lose your job.’
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When police arrived, Wainwright, who has a five-year-old son, lashed out violently at them and threatened one female officer, saying: ‘I’ll punch your head in.’
It was while on bail for this offence that the pair went on another wild night out, where they racked up a food and drink bill of £115.
At it again: Later whilst on bail, the girls went out on another wild night, rattling up a £115 bill at Manchester United footballer Rio Ferdinand's high-class Rosso restaurant - only to become drunk and disorderly
But their raucous behaviour at Manchester’s Rosso restaurant, owned by footballer Rio Ferdinand, annoyed other diners. The pair were asked to leave – and fled without paying their bill.
Police found them at a nearby hotel and received a foul-mouthed volley of abuse. After Stanway was arrested, a makeshift cosh – a billiard ball in a knitted sock – was found in her handbag.
'I'm going to get 100 n****** and do you up. You're all going to be dead by next week. Hit me and lose your job'
What Nicola Wainwright told bouncer
Stanway, from Newton Heath, Manchester, and Wainwright, of Failsworth, Oldham, appeared at Manchester magistrates’ court in short dresses and heavy make-up.
Both pleaded guilty to racially aggravated offences and making off without payment. Stanway admitted carrying an offensive weapon.
They walked free, but magistrates condemned them for their ‘appalling’ conduct and told them to set a better example for their children.
The magistrate told them: ‘These matters are serious and represent appalling and shameful behaviour.
Wanabee WAGs: They were asked to leave Manchester United footballer Rio Ferdinand's high-class Rosso restaurant after enraging other diners with their behaviour and fled without paying the bill
‘You need to stop this drinking pattern and contribute to society in a positive manner. You’re role models to your children – and you should be, rather than being drunken, ignorant people.’
But afterwards, Wainwright laughed and joked, whilst Stanway defiantly gave a two-fingered gesture to members of the public.
Earlier Dominic Geelan, prosecuting, said the first attack occurred after Wainwright, a self-employed hairdresser, and Stanway got ‘profoundly drunk’ at Sugar Buddha Lounge in the city on December 9.
Stanway was ejected from the club at 1.45am after refusing to pay for a drink and both girls launched a racist rant at five bouncers and staff. Mr Geelan said: ‘When shown CCTV footage, Stanway remembered little about the incident. She did apologise and express remorse, unlike Wainwright, who laughed.’
Incident: The first attack by the girls occurred after they got 'profoundly drunk' whilst partying at Sugar Buddha Lounge in the city last December, Dominic Geelan, prosecuting, said
The second incident happened when the pair were celebrating Wainwright’s birthday on January 13. Mr Geelan said: ‘Their behaviour deteriorated in direct proportion to their alcohol consumption.’
David Philpott, defending, said his clients were remorseful, had admitted their guilt and had lost their good names.
The pair were each handed a 12-week custodial sentence suspended for 12 months. They were also ordered to serve a 12-month community order, abide by a three-month curfew and pay compensation to the nightclub and restaurant and their staff.
Drunken louts: Stanway (left), of Newton Heath, and Wainwright (right), of Failsworth, Greater Manchester, who has a five-year-old child, both appeared in short dresses and heavy make-up to admit their outbursts
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