Woman accused of intentionally wounding man in Pembrokeshire town
Amy Woolston, 21, of Dartmouth Street in Milford Haven, appeared at Haverfordwest Magistrates' Court charged with wounding with intent.
It was alleged she unlawfully and maliciously wounded a man on June 13 with the intention of causing him grievous bodily harm.
The case came before the court on June 16, and was sent on to Swansea Crown Court.
Woolston was remanded into custody and will appear to enter her plea on July 18.
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