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A ‘serious danger to women’ with a history of violence against females is now staying in Skegness, but has links to Louth.
In 2020, Mark Milson punched, kicked, head-butted and stabbed his partner during the incident at his flat in Louth.
Milson had a history of violence against women and was already the subject of two restraining orders banning him from contact with two previous partners, when he carried out the latest attack.
His then partner hid some money in a bid to prevent him from buying more drugs.
He then became violent and was punching, head-butting and kicking her. Milson also stabbed her in the back using a kitchen knife.
The woman, who was covered in blood, tried to climb out of the window to escape and shouted for help from passers-by who rang 999.
Police and paramedics turned up at the scene and Milson was arrested.
His partner was taken to Grimsby Hospital where she was found to have a small puncture wound to her back, a fractured nose, a fractured cheekbone, cuts and swelling to her face, two black eyes, and rib injuries.
