A jealous insurance salesman got angry because his girlfriend spent the night outside and set fire to his girlfriend's favorite sex toy.
24-year-old Luke Hicks burned two vibrators belonging to Danielle Gillis after returning home one day after the game.
After drinking 15 pints of beer, vodka and champagne during the day, kigati's Hicks let herself into her apartment.
He found sex toys worth £ 50 and £ 16 in a drawer in her bedroom and lit them up.
MS Gillis, who had a relationship with Hicks at the time of the incident, returned from the night in Cardiff and found that the sex toys had been destroyed.
Prosecutor Pritchard
According to The Sun, Jones said Gillies MS dumped Hicks on the same day.
The Haverford West referee court heard that Hicks had little memory of the events of April 2, as he was "extremely drunk" after spending a day at the atforth Las racecourse and sarnsford ".
In the days after Hicks sent a text message to Giles MS and Pembroke County in Nyland, she begged her to change her mind about ending the relationship. Mr Pritchard-
"There are people who abuse her, but mostly want to convince her to get back together with him," Jones said.
The court heard that on one occasion, after she left the supermarket, he followed her car for several miles.
In an interview, he said the text messages were misleading in an attempt to get her to talk to him.
Defending Mike Kelleher said: "He didn't expect his girlfriend to go out as well.
He walked into her house and found out that she was not there.
"He drank too much and was not good for him.
Mr. Kelleher said it was not the first time the couple broke up and she blocked him with her mobile phone on previous occasions.
He said: "He saw a glimmer of hope in his eyes because he was not blocked.
He acknowledged that the relationship had ended.
These texts were born out of frustration, a growing sense of frustration.
"Unfortunately, some people are a little rude, but most of them ask her to contact him.
Hicks admitted that he was injured and harassed by crime.
He was ordered to pay a compensation of £ 66 for the sex toy, plus a loss of £ 340 from him.
He was also fined £ 330 for harassment and was ordered to pay a fee and surcharge of £ 140.
Hicks was also divided twice.
Ban him from contacting Danielle's one-year ban.