Teh One Who Knocks
06-02-2017, 12:15 PM
By Rebecca Shepherd - The Mirror
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A drunken guest called her friend a "c***" and told other guests to "f*** off" as she launched a foul-mouthed rant after being asked to leave a budget hotel.
Police had to be called after Luka Riley, 28, who pockets state handouts, argued and refused to leave the Premier Inn.
She became unruly at the £57-a-night hotel at Manchester Airport and launched into a tirade after she was refused alcohol and crisps, a court heard.
As she was arrested by police outside the hotel she told officers "I'm f****** going nowhere, I'm worth millions".
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Manchester Magistrates' Court heard that Riley booked in with a friend but they began to argue and she insulted her a number of times, even calling her a "f****** b****".
Police gave her a warning but as she was escorted from the hotel she randomly told guests to "f*** off" and said "no f***** is getting in there" when a taxi arrived to take her away.
Riley, of Upton on the Wirral, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly and was fined £110 plus £85 costs
Prosecuting, Nicola Yeadon, said police were called to reports of two people arguing at the hotel at about 10pm on May 15.
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She told the court: "When they arrived they are advised that Miss Riley was shouting having been refused further alcohol and crisps. Police were directed to the room she was staying in.
"Miss Riley was still shouting and being abusive, she was warned about her behaviour. The other female was requested to leave and she agreed to do so.
"Miss Riley was shouting 'you're a f****** b****'.
Ms Yeadon added: "Miss Riley, then in the entrance way of the hotel, was heard by staff shouting 'f*** off' to customers. She was warned again by the officers.
"She was now waiting for a taxi but when it got there she refused to get in stating 'no f***** is getting in there'.
"She was arrested by them given a lack of compliance and shouted 'I'm f****** going nowhere, I've paid for this room you c***, I'm worth millions'."
The court heard Riley had previous convictions for public order offences and had been ordered to complete unpaid work in July last year for assault.
Riley, who represented herself, said: "I'm not working, I'm on Universal Credit. I live at a flat and stay between my house and my partner's. I've got no dependants."
http://i.imgur.com/jcLUJzg.jpg
A drunken guest called her friend a "c***" and told other guests to "f*** off" as she launched a foul-mouthed rant after being asked to leave a budget hotel.
Police had to be called after Luka Riley, 28, who pockets state handouts, argued and refused to leave the Premier Inn.
She became unruly at the £57-a-night hotel at Manchester Airport and launched into a tirade after she was refused alcohol and crisps, a court heard.
As she was arrested by police outside the hotel she told officers "I'm f****** going nowhere, I'm worth millions".
http://i.imgur.com/4pau0PF.jpg
Manchester Magistrates' Court heard that Riley booked in with a friend but they began to argue and she insulted her a number of times, even calling her a "f****** b****".
Police gave her a warning but as she was escorted from the hotel she randomly told guests to "f*** off" and said "no f***** is getting in there" when a taxi arrived to take her away.
Riley, of Upton on the Wirral, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly and was fined £110 plus £85 costs
Prosecuting, Nicola Yeadon, said police were called to reports of two people arguing at the hotel at about 10pm on May 15.
http://i.imgur.com/17Kf5Jb.jpg
She told the court: "When they arrived they are advised that Miss Riley was shouting having been refused further alcohol and crisps. Police were directed to the room she was staying in.
"Miss Riley was still shouting and being abusive, she was warned about her behaviour. The other female was requested to leave and she agreed to do so.
"Miss Riley was shouting 'you're a f****** b****'.
Ms Yeadon added: "Miss Riley, then in the entrance way of the hotel, was heard by staff shouting 'f*** off' to customers. She was warned again by the officers.
"She was now waiting for a taxi but when it got there she refused to get in stating 'no f***** is getting in there'.
"She was arrested by them given a lack of compliance and shouted 'I'm f****** going nowhere, I've paid for this room you c***, I'm worth millions'."
The court heard Riley had previous convictions for public order offences and had been ordered to complete unpaid work in July last year for assault.
Riley, who represented herself, said: "I'm not working, I'm on Universal Credit. I live at a flat and stay between my house and my partner's. I've got no dependants."