Telford man, 23, spared jail after assaulting his wife in row
A Telford husband who injured his wife following a domestic row has been spared jail – after it emerged a mix up with his medication had made him become violent.
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Daniel Griffiths-Morton, 23, had been drinking when an argument broke out with his wife over how he had laid lino in their house in Muxton.
At Telford Magistrates Court, Griffiths-Morton, of The Foldyard, admitted charges of assault and resisting arrest.
Mr Mohammed Kasujee, for Griffiths-Morton, said his client suffered from mental health problems and depression and had been given the wrong medication, which had turned him violent.
He was handed a suspended 24-month community order and was also told to complete 60 hours unpaid work and pay £85 costs.
