The thug rained blows and threw drink at victim after row with her sister in Fairmuir Social Club in Dundee.
Brian Leys, who plays Ash in the BBC Scotland soap, was found guilty of attacking Shannon Devine during his mother’s birthday party.
Leys, 40, of Dundee, was found guilty of assaulting her by spitting on her head, throwing a drink at her, lunging towards her then repeatedly punching her on the head. “It was deliberate spitting. It landed on me. The drink went all over my face and my hair. He threw a drink at me so I threw a drink back.
Shannon added: “I was trying to kick my legs out to get him away from me. I just remember a man pulling him off. I was scared in the moment. It was disgusting and degrading.” She said: “He was drunk and argumentative. He said, ‘Are you f***ing speaking about me?’ That’s when it kicked off. There was a lot of ‘do you know who I am?’”
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