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court heard.Joshua George lured the victim to the Dundas Castle estate in South Queensferry, near Edinburgh, before assaulting him.Covered in blood, he sought help from two guests at the historic castle who were having dinner.George’s defence agent branded a feud between the two men as “classic middle class gangsterism” which was started by the “ridiculous” £20 dispute.The 21-year-old appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Friday to admit assaulting the other man, luring him to the estate, striking him repeatedly to the head and body to his severe injury, and robbing him of his mobile phone.Fiscal depute Lynsay Magro said the victim had received a message from George’s former co-accused Jake Hannan to see if he “fancied meeting up for a

the Daily Record reports.Upon their arrival, she pulled out a knife and made “stabbing motions” at the officers, cutting one as they attempted to disarm the 27-year-old.Fiscal depute Lynsay Magro said Rodgers called police in an “agitated” and “almost incoherent” state.Witnesses at the scene advised police Rodgers had been “drinking heavily” and hear Rodgers “shouting and screaming” when she was asked to open the door.Ms Margo said: “Due to their concern about her welfare, they forced entry.“The accused was visibly intoxicated and was screaming and shouting at the officers.“The accused reached into the kitchen sink and pulled out the knife.”Ms Magro said the officers were in “close proximity” as Rodgers made “multiple stabbing motions with

cops after she repeatedly swung a knife at them.Nicola Rodgers was sprayed in the face with the chemical by an officer as she made “stabbing motions”.One of the officers cut to his hand while disarming the 27-year-old.Rodgers appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Thursday to admit assaulting the officers at her home in the city’s Niddrie area and brandishing a knife at them.Fiscal depute Lynsay Magro said Rodgers called police in an “agitated” and “almost incoherent” state on June 3.