Anger course for baby shake man

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A man who shook his baby daughter so hard she suffered a brain haemorrhage has been spared jail and ordered to go on an anger management course.

Paul Chant, of Mathews Road, Yeovil, was found guilty after a jury at Exeter Crown Court heard real force would have been needed to cause the injuries.

The court heard Chant, 20, shook the six-month old at her Torquay home because she would not stop crying.

The child was saved by paramedics and doctors at Torbay Hospital.

Chant was given a nine-month jail sentence, suspended for two years, and ordered to undergo rehabilitation.