The enforcers: Naomi Harrison [left], and Danielle Hubbard [right], forced their way into an ex’s home and attacked her and the new girlfriend

A four-person love tangle turned violent when two young lesbian couples split and their ex-girlfriends barged into a house ast they slept, before smashing up one of their cars and battering them in their bed.
The girls, all aged in their early 20s, had swapped partners after two relationships came to an end.

Jessica Kay [left], was in bed with Kyra Grieve [right], at her home before they were attacked a couple of ex’s

The pair admitted charges of assault and criminal damage at Blackburn Magistrates’ Court.
Kyra had kept Harrison’s belongings including a passport and birth certificate, and the pair had decided to get them back using force, a court heard.
Harrison’s defense attorney, Aftab Bakhat, said she had been in a relationship with Kyra for five years before meeting Hubbard.

They both told their respective exes who then formed a relationship of their own.
He said: “My client says Miss Grieve made it her business to keep hold of her personal documents such as passport and birth certificate and her clothing and she still has items.
“On this night, out of frustration and having had a drink, she went round to get her property back.”
Mr Bakhat added: “She has now applied for all her documents separately and wants no further contact with the aggrieved.”

In the mix: Danielle Hubbard joined forces with Naomi Harrison to assault two ex-girlfriends as they lay in bed

Harrison was fined a total of $510 [£395] in compensation and costs while Hubbard was fined $311 [£295].
Both were slapped with restraining orders preventing them from contacting the victims for two years.
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