Two Eden men will be sentenced after threatening each other with a tomahawk and a golf club at an Eden home on Monday night.
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Lou John Hartin, 22, pleaded guilty to affray, being armed with intent to commit an indictable offence and contravening an apprehended violence order in Bega Local Court on Tuesday, September 3.
Andrew Mundy, 24, pleaded guilty to affray, being armed with intent to commit an indictable offence and cannabis possession.
Court documents show Mundy and his brother-in-law Hartin became engaged in a verbal argument at around 9pm, before it escalated into a physical fight.
Police were called and when they approached the front door of the property saw Mundy holding a tomahawk above his head, while Hartin pointed a golf club at him.
Arresting officers drew a taser on the pair before their arrest and they were taken to Eden Police Station.
Hartin, who was on parole for a previous offence, will be sentenced in Bega Local Court on Thursday, September 5 via audio visual link. Mundy will be sentenced in Bega Local Court on October 29.
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