Woman, 30, knifed her teen lover in back with scissors in savage attack after he stormed out following drunken row

Following a drunken argument, a woman viciously attacked her teenage lover by stabbing him in the back with scissors.

The 30-year-old Abbie Lucas had consumed multiple bottles of wine on a “three to four day bender” prior to starting the assault.

After a disagreement, her 19-year-old victim, who referred to their connection as “friends with benefits,” had bounded out of her Whitstable, Kent, house.

Lucas scratched at his neck with her long acrylic nails when he came back to retrieve some things.

The thug then used a pair of scissors to stab her partner in the back, leaving a 6 cm wound.

While the teenager was being taken to the hospital, cops found Lucas hiding in a basement stairwell.

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She stated that if she had stabbed him, it would have been in self-defense and informed police that she had “blacked out” from excessive drinking.

Since she was found guilty of injuring, Lucas has been imprisoned for a year.

According to the court, the attack happened on August 22 after the two had been out in Margate and Herne Bay.

Before she started yelling, Lucas was heard being “loud and abusive” in a shared hallway.

According to the victim, Lucas grabbed his neck and tugged his hair when he moved to look into it.

He said in court that he used his hand to strike out once in self-defense, using “just enough to get her off me” of force.

Lucas “lunged” at him with the scissors and stabbed him in the back as he reached for some clothes.

The teenager stated: “Until I entered the adjacent room, I was unaware that I had been stabbed; I mistakenly believed I had been punched.

“I honestly believed I had been struck. What’s crazy is that it wasn’t even that difficult. I simply left with my possessions and continued.

He claimed that it wasn’t until one of his pals began yelling that he realized he had been stabbed.

“I love that boy,” Lucas claimed in her police interview. I wish I knew what the f*** occurred, but I don’t.

“I simply hope it never took place. I don’t recall it, which is the hardest part. That’s the main source of frustration.

Lucas denied both intentional wounding and illegal wounding, which is a less serious offense.

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