Mum shamed for hurling abuse in boozy brawls avoids jail - after blaming her HOMETOWN for behaviour

A mum shamed as a lager lout after starting a string of booze-related brawls in her hometown has avoided jail - after blaming the town for her bad behaviour.

Tyler Murray, 26, has been repeatedly in and out of courts after causing drunken trouble when frequenting her local pubs and takeaways. In one incident in Macclesfield, Cheshire, Murray kicked a policeman in the face and hurled racist abuse as she was being detained for being aggressive towards door staff at a bar in the town.

In another, she called a barmaid a "p***k" when she was refused alcohol and was subsequently accused of calling a colleague a "P**i b******" when she was thrown out. She later cited Macclesfield itself, which is ranked as one of the ''happiest in the UK'', as a factor in her behaviour saying: ''I just don't like the town.''

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At Crewe magistrates court, mother of three Murray, who lives on the Weston estate in Macclesfield, admitted using threatening behaviour but denied making racist comments. She was ordered to pay £50 damages to barmaid Jenna Naylor and a further £50 compensation to her pub colleague.

“I would like to object to the racial abuse,'' Murray told the Justices of the Peace. ''I do not remember calling anybody a racial name. I did not call anybody any racial words.

"I admit that I was drunk and disorderly but I did not mention anything racist. I do suffer from mental health. I just don't like the town.”

The latest incident occurred in the Swan With Two Necks in Macclesfield on February 8 this year - just two months after Murray was fined £80 for being drunk and disorderly.

Sarah McInerny, prosecuting, said: “She was trying to purchase a drink but was