By . Tom Gardner . PUBLISHED: . 15:18 EST, 19 November 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 18:58 EST, 19 November 2012 . Allegations: Nurse Rosebud June Fazakerley, pictured, is accused of threatening to beat up a fellow nurse the 'African Way' A care home nurse threatened to teach a colleague a lesson by beating her up 'in the African way' during an aggressive outburst, a tribunal heard. Rosebud Fazackerley allegedly threatened to attack fellow nurse Carla Perestrelo, the Nursing and Midwifery Council was told today. 'Ms Fazackerley spoke in loud tones, . she was pacing the room, using her arms, and alternating between . shouting and aggressive body language', said Rachel Ellis, for the NMC. 'During the registrant's rant, she . threatened to wait outside for Ms Perestrelo and beat her b****h's ass . and beat her in the African way, or words to that effect.' Ms Fazackerley's rant came after she had been demoted by manager Sharon Walker at Highlands Luxury Care Home in St Saviour, Jersey, she added. It was claimed Ms Fazackerley had been transferred there after begging colleagues at her former workplace La . Haule Care Home, in St Brelade, to help her sick mother before blowing it on rent and holidays, a hearing was told. Fazackerley borrowed more than . £1,000 from care assistants while telling them it would be used to pay . medical bills, it was said. But she was living in an expensive flat and jetting off on holiday while sponging off workmates, the tribunal was told. Fazackerley, who only paid back £100 . of the various loans, is also said to have obtained a free bed from the . Jersey care home where she worked after claiming she was short of cash. Shortly after being transferred to Highlands Luxury Care Home, tensions mounted between Fazackerley and manager Sharon Walker, the tribunal was told. 'Ms Fazackerley made comments about . Sharon Walker that she was not a proper manager and she would bring her . down', Ms Ellis said. 'The registrant also suggested a care . assistant was transferred to the home because she was having a sexual . relationship with a resident. 'By the way the registrant was speaking, it was not interpreted as colleagues gossiping or having a laugh.' Claims: Nurse Rosebud Fazackerley launched the threatening outbirst to a colleague while working Highlands Luxury Care Home in St Saviour, Jersey, pictured, the tribunal was told . Fazackerley's outburst is said to have . happened during evening handover on October 21, 2010, less than a month . after she was transferred by employers Four Seasons Health Care to . Highlands Luxury Care Home in St Saviour, Jersey. Several of her former colleagues at La . Haule Care Home, in St Brelade, Jersey, which is run by the same firm, . had complained that she had accepted loans and failed to pay them back. 'The registrant approached Tom . Colville, a senior care assistant on May 2009, initially asking for £300 . before increasing the request to £600', said Ms Ellis. 'Mr Colville gave him £600 and the registrant told him she would pay him back when she got paid. 'However, when she got paid she made no mention of the money and did not pay him back. 'She then asked for a further £300 to pay for rent, which Mr Colville loaned her.' Accusations: Rosebud Fazackerley was transferred from working at La Haule Care Home, pictured, in St Brelade, Jersey . Fazackerley has admitted only giving . Mr Colville £100 back of the £900 she took, but denies cheating other . colleagues out of money. She is accused of asking for £100 . apiece from two care assistants, telling them she needed money for her . daughter and for her sick mother's medical treatment. Fazackerley is then said to have taken . another loan from a fourth colleague of between £60 and £75, which she . failed to pay back. Fazackerley, then the deputy manager . of the elderly care home, was investigated by Ms Walker over the loans, . which were made between January and August 2009. 'There are a number of witnesses who . will say the registrant asked to borrow money because she was short of . money', Ms Ellis said. 'Tom Colville will say that after he lent the registrant money, she went on an expensive holiday. 'Another witness, Lee Edwardson, gives evidence that the home gave the registrant a bed because she was short of money. 'He delivered the bed to a top of the range flat he describes as being very expensive. 'All the people she borrowed money from were care assistants, and her means were higher.' Fazackerley has admitted borrowing £900 from Mr Colville and repaying just £100. She denies the eight other charges she faces. If found guilty of misconduct she could be kicked out of the profession. The hearing continues. Sorry we are unable to accept comments for legal reasons.
Rosebud Fazackerley allegedly told a fellow nurse she would 'beat her b***h's ass', Nursing and Midwifery Council told .
Tribunal also told Ms Fazackerley accepted loans from colleagues but failed to pay them back .
By . Tom Gardner . PUBLISHED: . 15:18 EST, 19 November 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 18:58 EST, 19 November 2012 . Allegations: Nurse Rosebud June Fazakerley, pictured, is accused of threatening to beat up a fellow nurse the 'African Way' A care home nurse threatened to teach a colleague a lesson by beating her up 'in the African way' during an aggressive outburst, a tribunal heard. Rosebud Fazackerley allegedly threatened to attack fellow nurse Carla Perestrelo, the Nursing and Midwifery Council was told today. 'Ms Fazackerley spoke in loud tones, . she was pacing the room, using her arms, and alternating between . shouting and aggressive body language', said Rachel Ellis, for the NMC. 'During the registrant's rant, she . threatened to wait outside for Ms Perestrelo and beat her b****h's ass . and beat her in the African way, or words to that effect.' Ms Fazackerley's rant came after she had been demoted by manager Sharon Walker at Highlands Luxury Care Home in St Saviour, Jersey, she added. It was claimed Ms Fazackerley had been transferred there after begging colleagues at her former workplace La . Haule Care Home, in St Brelade, to help her sick mother before blowing it on rent and holidays, a hearing was told. Fazackerley borrowed more than . £1,000 from care assistants while telling them it would be used to pay . medical bills, it was said. But she was living in an expensive flat and jetting off on holiday while sponging off workmates, the tribunal was told. Fazackerley, who only paid back £100 . of the various loans, is also said to have obtained a free bed from the . Jersey care home where she worked after claiming she was short of cash. Shortly after being transferred to Highlands Luxury Care Home, tensions mounted between Fazackerley and manager Sharon Walker, the tribunal was told. 'Ms Fazackerley made comments about . Sharon Walker that she was not a proper manager and she would bring her . down', Ms Ellis said. 'The registrant also suggested a care . assistant was transferred to the home because she was having a sexual . relationship with a resident. 'By the way the registrant was speaking, it was not interpreted as colleagues gossiping or having a laugh.' Claims: Nurse Rosebud Fazackerley launched the threatening outbirst to a colleague while working Highlands Luxury Care Home in St Saviour, Jersey, pictured, the tribunal was told . Fazackerley's outburst is said to have . happened during evening handover on October 21, 2010, less than a month . after she was transferred by employers Four Seasons Health Care to . Highlands Luxury Care Home in St Saviour, Jersey. Several of her former colleagues at La . Haule Care Home, in St Brelade, Jersey, which is run by the same firm, . had complained that she had accepted loans and failed to pay them back. 'The registrant approached Tom . Colville, a senior care assistant on May 2009, initially asking for £300 . before increasing the request to £600', said Ms Ellis. 'Mr Colville gave him £600 and the registrant told him she would pay him back when she got paid. 'However, when she got paid she made no mention of the money and did not pay him back. 'She then asked for a further £300 to pay for rent, which Mr Colville loaned her.' Accusations: Rosebud Fazackerley was transferred from working at La Haule Care Home, pictured, in St Brelade, Jersey . Fazackerley has admitted only giving . Mr Colville £100 back of the £900 she took, but denies cheating other . colleagues out of money. She is accused of asking for £100 . apiece from two care assistants, telling them she needed money for her . daughter and for her sick mother's medical treatment. Fazackerley is then said to have taken . another loan from a fourth colleague of between £60 and £75, which she . failed to pay back. Fazackerley, then the deputy manager . of the elderly care home, was investigated by Ms Walker over the loans, . which were made between January and August 2009. 'There are a number of witnesses who . will say the registrant asked to borrow money because she was short of . money', Ms Ellis said. 'Tom Colville will say that after he lent the registrant money, she went on an expensive holiday. 'Another witness, Lee Edwardson, gives evidence that the home gave the registrant a bed because she was short of money. 'He delivered the bed to a top of the range flat he describes as being very expensive. 'All the people she borrowed money from were care assistants, and her means were higher.' Fazackerley has admitted borrowing £900 from Mr Colville and repaying just £100. She denies the eight other charges she faces. If found guilty of misconduct she could be kicked out of the profession. The hearing continues. Sorry we are unable to accept comments for legal reasons.
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