Lisa Masterson

Leslie Radley-Braithwaite, 34, of Redgate, armed himself with the bladed weapons after Lisa Masterson, 54, and Sam Lomax, 23, reportedly assaulted him at his Kentwood Stables in Freshfield on August 17th, 2020. After admitting to affray and two counts of unlawful possession of a bladed article in a public place, Radley-Braithwaite received ten months' imprisonment at Liverpool Crown Court. The history buff's hopes of appearing as an extra on Amazon Prime show Vikings have now been shattered, according to his counsel. Lomax, who had been barred from Liverpool FC matches for yelling homophobic abuse at protesters from the stands, was sentenced to ten months in jail but suspended for 18 months, plus 150 hours of community service, and a 10-day rehabilitation activity requirement. Since a small amount of the class B drug was discovered upon him during his detention, he pleaded guilty to the possession of a bladed article in a public place and smoking cannabis. Masterson, on the other hand, avoided prison by admitting to using abusive tactics and was given a 12-month community order with 150 hours unpaid service and a rehabilitation period of up to 20 days. The court had learned how Masterson had seven horses at the stables (pictured right), but that one of them had died, prompting the court to relive.' Masterson also had 'difficulties paying' and was directed to find another site to house her animals, resulting in an unspecified 'incident' at the stables on August 16, 2020. Masterson, a resident of Croxteth, was returning to the premises with three vehicles the following day, intending to retrieve some equipment she owned. Lomax, her daughter's boyfriend from Woolton, recovered a craft knife from his vehicle. As the arguing 'extended,' Stables armed himself with two large knives.'