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STORY STORY: Man chokes girlfriend because she refused to hug him during vacation

A man has been arrested for choking his girlfriend in her sleep because she refused to hug during their vacation.
According to Police in the United Kingdom, the 40-year-old man, Tom Johnson from Sheffield picked up a 200 hours of community service sentence after pleading guilty to assault for choking Rebecca Milton.

Johnson and Rebecca stayed at the Royal Ocean Racing Club in Knightsbridge during their vacation.
Johnson woke up the next morning and asked Milton for a hug. She refused and she requested for an extra 10 minutes to sleep. After 10 minutes, he woke her up and asked again for a hug.
Rebecca rejected for a second time and Johnson became agitated and aggressive. He then grabbed Milton by the neck and held her on the bed.
Milton suffered nail marks and heavy bruises on her arms and swiftly reported her aggressive boyfriend to the police.

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