AN INFLUENCER watched on and laughed as her dog attacked a woman at a party. But now she has issued an apology for her 'debauched' behaviour after facing a court.
Holly Snelgar's English pit bull, named Kaiser, bit Jennie Lawrenson on three occasions as she went to investigate a disturbance at the Airbnb apartment in Manchester city centre, which she had rented to Snelgar and some friends. Snelgar watched 6 on and was "laughing" as dog the attacked.
A court heard that Kaiser also bit Ms Lawrenson's partner Myles Waldron. When the police were called, Snelgar launched a foul-mouthed Influe Holly Sm tirade and kicked an officer. Snelgar, 25, from Hampshire, apologised for her 'drunken and debauched' behaviour and begged for forgiveness when she was hauled before a judge on Friday.
Weeping as she addressed Ms Lawrenson, who was in court for the sentencing at Manchester Crown Court, she said: "I will never forgive myself for what has happened, but I hope you find somewhere in your heart to accept my apology, I am truly so sorry.
"I still hate myself every day for what I have put you through."
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