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A noise of blows alerted a woman about the presence of an armed teenager and drug fed on her conservatory.

The victim, who has not been appointed, lay in bed around 8:30 am on September 2, 2024, at her home in Kirkby, Merseyside, when she heard a noise of blows and the sound of the glass.

He opened his blinds to investigate and discovered that one of his windows had been crushed and that a teenager holding a machete was kneeling on the roof of his conservatory, just below her.

Initially, the grandmother “panicked and shouted to come out,” said prosecutor Henry Rider to Liverpool Crown Court, before trying to hit him with a photographs frame.

When he detected her weapon, she “ran for her life” to her neighbor’s house, at which time she realized that she had suffered three “considerable arm wounds”, leaving “blood everywhere.”

According to the reports, Logan Brown had been attacked at a party before climbing to the greenhouse ceiling, and proceeded to enter the house and barricó inside his front room stacking furniture against the door.

The witnesses heard him scream “come to look for me, they chase me”, and “Help me, they will kill me, I am being persecuted,” Liverpool Echo reported.

Police finally managed to arrest Brown by pulling him through the window window.

The teenager had white dust around his nostrils, they told the court, and tested positive for ketamine after being arrested.

He told the authorities that he had been “under attack of many boys” at a party that night, two of whom had machetes and one of which he had disarmed before heading to the house of the unfortunate grandmother.

Brown had a prior sentence for theft and threatening behavior in December 2023, so he received a 12 -month youth reference order.

He admitted an Afraña, possession of an article with a loop in a public place and criminal damage in the Court on Wednesday, February 26, and was sentenced to 21 months at an institute of young criminals.

Brown’s victim said he had been “unable to walk properly for weeks” after the incident due to shattered glass stuck on his feet, and admitted to “flashbacks and constant nightmares.”

“I have lived in my house happily for 20 years and I mentioned two children here,” he said in a statement to read in court. “Now I have to consider leaving my house.

“I even feel nervous when I go out to the garden to get my washing or play with my granddaughter. The idea of ​​having to move breaks my heart. “

The defense lawyer Julian Nutter suggested that Brown was a “vulnerable” person who suffers from autism and ADHD and that he had been in a state of “genuine terror” after drinking and taking drugs during the incident.

Judge Denis Watson KC told the teenager: “It is difficult to imagine that someone’s terror in the process of waking up in the morning face this horrible scene … You effectively landed a family that had no connection with you at all.

“There is no independent evidence to support its statement that it suffers from autistic spectrum disorder or ADHD. What is clear is that you were much more interested in taking such drugs that you could have in your hands. ”