Chelsea Hall charged with assault after Northies fight
A make-up artist and young mother has been charged with assault after she allegedly bit another woman on the face at Northies, possibly causing permanent scars.
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A make-up artist and young mother has been charged with assault after she allegedly bit another woman on the face at Northies, possibly causing permanent scars.
Woonona woman Chelsea Hall, 27, pleaded not guilty to assault causing actual bodily harm at Sutherland Local Court after the alleged incident last month.
Police say between 11.30pm and 11.40pm on September 29 Hall and another woman became involved in a fight, pushing each other and pulling each other’s hair.
Hall then allegedly bit the woman on the face at the Cronulla hotel before the Sutherland Shire licensing sergeant stepped in and arrested her 10 minutes later.
Court documents indicate the alleged victim’s injuries were “quite substantial” and it is possible she will “require surgery to repair her cheek”.
“It is also possible that the injuries may permanently scar the victim,” the court documents read.
Hall has no criminal history, is required to live at her Woonona home and is banned from Northies prior to her next court date on December 7.
On her social media pages Hall describes herself as a “true Scorpio girl” and “not religious”.
“I’m an artist, a mum, a sister and a f**king great friend,” Hall wrote.
“I hate giving up, I’m really honest but I’ll always have your back.”
Hall has a five-year-old son and indicates on social media she works as a make-up artist, eyelash technician and a childcare worker.
“I’m 27. Age isn’t the number, but how you feel inside - I mostly feel about 23,” she wrote.
“Be proud of wherever you are on your journey … each of us have made a good impression on someone in our lives.”
Hall posted a picture of Cronulla Beach after her court appearance, saying “No matter how bad it gets, there is still good to be found in every day.”
In a post on October 9, Hall said “hard times knock you down but it’s a choice to stay there or get back up”.
“True friends will show themselves during tough times,” Hall wrote.
“Surround yourself with people who feel like sunshine but be there for them when their skies are grey.”
Hall lists her political views on Facebook as “Julia Gillard is a d**khead”.
Northies last appeared on a list of the state’s most violent venues in 2016, after 13 assaults were recorded that year.
It has not appeared on any lists of the state’s most violent venues in any subsequent years.