article_snippet.sent: Shaquille Omar Hallisey attack in Cardiff was described by a judge as 'a savage demonstration of violence in a public place'.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Philip Richards acknowledged that Hallisey's guilty plea to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm had been 'brave' but said it had been a long time coming.
article_snippet.sent: Hallisey had been due to stand trial before Hallisey changed Hallisey's guilty plea to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm had been 'brave'. '
article_snippet.sent: You used a bottle as a weapon to strike another man over the head and Hallisey has been profoundly affected by it,' Judge Philip Richards told Hallisey.
article_snippet.sent: A judge at Cardiff Crown Court (pictured) jailed Hallisey for four years after Hallisey admitted to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm .
article_snippet.sent: Hallisey also said that Hallisey, of Cardiff, had been the victim of violence himself when younger and now had a good partner who was standing by Hallisey.
highlights_snippet.sent: Shaquille Omar Hallisey attacked Matthew Leeke in Queen Street, Cardiff .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The 20-year-old's victim describes attack in June 2014 as 'savage demonstration of violence' 