Oarton turned up at her address, banging on the door, before barging his way into her home.
He tried to snatch the phone and made threats, stating it would be “the last thing she would do”.
He also made threats to her with a knife - although he did not actually have one.
He grabbed her and twice, spat at her and prevented her from calling the police or escaping.
On another occasion, on October 17 last year he banged at her door and accused her of having been with someone else and warned her he would find her and slice her face up.
Published:
12:54 PM February 19, 2021
Updated:
1:25 PM February 19, 2021
Tobias Coker (left) and Charlton Glover have been sentenced for supplying cocaine in Great Yarmouth
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Two drug dealers from the Great Yarmouth area have been sentenced to eight years in prison between them.
Charlton Glover, 26, of Mill Road, Cobholm and Tobias Coker, 23, of Main Road, Rollesby, appeared at Norwich Crown Court on Thursday after pleading guilty at an earlier hearing to supplying cocaine.
Glover was sentenced to four-and-a-half years imprisonment, and Coker three-and-a-half years after they were found to have dealt cocaine for a prolonged period of time .
Their arrests followed an investigation that began on August 1 2019 when officers from Operation Moonshot East attempted to stop a Mercedes A-Class on North Quay, Great Yarmouth.
Published:
9:20 AM February 3, 2021
The North River Road stretch of the River Bure in Great Yarmouth saw a large emergency services response on Saturday July 4, 2020.
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A man in his 50s arrested by police following an incident on the Norfolk Broads has faced no further action, police have confirmed.
It follows what was described as a domestic incident which triggered a large police response and reports of a chase towards Breydon Water.
The incident unfolded on Saturday July 4 at around 9.50pm amid concerns for the safety of a woman on a boat.
It was the first night people were allowed to stay overnight on their boats since the initial lockdown was imposed in March 2020.