A WOMAN stabbed her "good friend" to death with a kitchen knife before telling police: "I'm a nice girl", a court heard today.
Learose Cheng, 27, allegedly knifed Dylan Bacon, 39, eight times after an afternoon spent boozing in the pub.
When police arrived, they followed a "trail of blood" to Cheng's home inLiverpool where a stand-off ensued.
In bodycam footage shown to jurors, she can be heard screaming at officers: "If you’re gonna shoot me, shoot me.
“I’m gonna die anyway. I’m bleeding.”
Cheng then continues screaming as she tells police: "I don’t give a f***. Kill me now".
When police eventually enter her home, Cheng claimed she was stabbed in the leg by Dylan, who then "killed himself because he didn't want to go to prison”.
Liverpool Crown Court was told she was treated at the scene before being led away from her blood-covered home naked from the waist down.
As a wound on her leg was treated, Cheng allegedly told officers: "I’m a nice girl I’ve done nothing wrong.”
Jurors heard the horror unfolded on March 14 last year after Dylan had been drinking with Cheng and her granddad at the Old Swan, also known as the White House.
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Footage showed Cheng making "affectionate gestures" towards Dylan and putting her arm around him before she was "violently sick" at the table.
She left the pub, only to meet up with Dylan later that night when he spotted her out the window of another boozer, it was said.
The pair then continued on to her home where he was allegedly murdered by Cheng.
Dylan managed to stumble out the apartment and was seen with one trainer on and blood dripping down his back, the court heard.
A post mortem found he had suffered eight wounds to his head and torso including two deep stab injuries on his chest and back.
Cheng denies murder and manslaughter.
The trial continues.
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