Drunk mum-of-five threatened Sutton cops with murder and rape of their families

A “very upset and intoxicated” Danielle Beames had blood on her hands when she made false allegations about her former partner and threatened to kill herself on December 15 last year.

Patrick Fisher, prosecuting, said she continued to scream and shout and bang her head against the police car windows.

She asked for the officers’ names and threatened to get someone to kill them and rape their families.

She continued to allege they were sexually assaulting her even after she was reminded she was being recorded on their body-worn cameras.

Beames shouted homophobic abuse and banged her head against the police van’s cage before kicking an officer in the chest.

The court heard she has two previous convictions for assaulting emergency workers, and failed to turn up for a probation appointment in May.

Ryan Higginbotham, mitigating, said she was in an unhappy relationship at the time and accepted her behaviour was fuelled by alcohol misuse.

“She is ashamed when she thinks back to how she behaved,” he said.

He said Beames has struggled to obtain support for her borderline personality disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and anxiety, but has now “started to get things under control to some extent.”

Beames, aged 30, of Welstead Avenue, Nottingham, admitted making threats and assaulting a police officer when she appeared at Nottingham Magistrates Court, on March 19.

On Tuesday she received an 18-month community order with ten rehabilitation days. She was fined £120, with £50 compensation and a £114 surcharge.