Blackpool man who became violent during queue jumping row at taxi office fined

Sean Gleaves
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A man became violent at a taxi office in Blackpool (Credit: Petar Milosevic)
A man became violent at a taxi office in Blackpool (Credit: Petar Milosevic)

Lee Shaughnessy began shouting and swearing after he thought a person had jumped the queue at the Premier cab office.

The 54-year-old also threw a cup at a staff member before damaging two computer screens.

Shaughnessy, of Swift Close, Blackpool, admitted assault and criminal damage worth £600.

Blackpool Magistrates heard he had been to a football game and then met up with relatives who had been drinking during the afternoon.

He was drunk when he went for a taxi home and lost his temper in the cab office.

He was ordered to pay fines and compensation totalling £1,835.