Portstewart woman (38) with 166 previous convictions is back before a court
A 38-year-old woman with 166 previous convictions is charged with making a threat to kill.
Natasha Nalty, with an address listed as Cappagh Green, Portstewart, appeared at Ballymena Magistrates Court via video link from a police station.
On January 24 she is charged with making a threat to kill; assault; and theft of make-up, hairbrush and money. A woman was allegedly punched and headbutted in Portstewart.
On February 4 the defendant allegedly committed assault and caused criminal damage to a door at a property in Portstewart and allegedly broke windows.
It is alleged at 7.30am she grabbed a man by a T-shirt and threatened to headbutt him.
She then allegedly used a "child's scooter" to damage a door and windows and had thrown a beer bottle at a window. The defendant was "very intoxicated".
A defence lawyer said the defendant said some of the allegations about her were "spurious".
She was refused bail and the case was adjourned to Coleraine Magistrates Court on March 2.