Prosecutors have called for a woman who stabbed a former friend in a fight to receive a two-year suspended sentence. While Turner was outside, Ms McCaskie twice stepped out of the business and confronted Turner, instructing her to leave but the defendant appeared to ignore her demands. The pair shouted at each other and Ms McCaskie challenged Turner to a fight when she finished work. Nathan Frick, for the Crown, said that it was only after the altercation that Ms McCaskie realised she had been stabbed. While Mr Frick said a two-year sentence would be appropriate, given Turner’s personal circumstances and the facts of the case, he suggested that the sentence be suspended for two years and paired with a two-year probation order.