text: A former Playboy model is facing common assault charges for allegedly punching a young woman in a Queensland pub, despite the victim withdrawing her complaint. The model, Georgina Gosden, allegedly punched a 21-year-old woman at Townsville's Mad Cow Tavern in on December 7 last year. She carried out a similar attack on a 25-year-old woman in the same nightclub last April. Police are pursuing the charges against Ms Gosden, despite her most recent victim withdrawing the charges. Scroll down for video . Former Playboy model Georgina Gosden, 25, is facing charges for punching two women in the face at a pub . Both incidences took place at Towsnville's Mad Cow Tavern in north Queensland . The Townsville Magistrates Court heard Gosden was already at the Mad Cow pub when the younger woman walked in about 10.40pm. When she went to order a drink, Gosden allegedly got up from her seat, ran to the woman and punched her in the face. Court documents say the woman was known to Gosden,who told police 'she was going to find her [the victim]'. The model is said to have carried out a similar attack on a 25-year-old woman in the same nightclub last April . It is alleged Gosden punched both woman in the face at the Mad Cow Tavern . Ms Gosden has appeared in Townsville Magistrates Court to defend charges of common assault and being drunk and disorderly in a licensed venue . At the time of the incident, the Playboy model was already on bail, charged with assault occasioning bodily harm after she assaulted an old school friend at the same pub in April last year. The first victim said at the time that the model had come out of nowhere and punched her in the face. 'I walked inside the nightclub, I turned to my right and had only taken about three steps and was looking around. Then I saw someone in a long green fluorescent skirt coming ­towards me quickly from my left,' the victim told police, according to the Bulletin. That charge was later dismissed and replaced with a drunk and disorderly charge. Magistrate Cathy Wadley agreed to let Gosden out on bail, despite police prosecutor Erica Forde advising against because of fears the model would re-offend. Ms Gosden's Solicitor, Callum Argaet, said police had advised they would be proceeding with the most recent common assault charge, despite his firm applying for the charge to be dropped,  The Courier Mail reported. Gosden signed with Playboy last year and described herself as a 'tomboy' in high school in a video on its YouTube channel . April's incident allegedly involved her punching another woman several times in the face . In a video on the Playboy YouTube channel, Gosden said she was a horse riding instructor who grew up in Townsville and was born in England. She described herself as 'outgoing' and a 'fun-type of girl'. 'I teach young kids to ride horses. It’s very rewarding. I’ve been riding since I was 9, I try to ride horses every day,' Gosden said. The model was granted bail by the magistrate but police prosecutors feared she would re-offend . Gosden said she was a horse riding instructor who was not 'very girly' when she was in high school . Despite her budding career as a glamour model, Gosden confessed she was not 'very girly' when she was younger. 'The type of girl I was in high school, I was definitely a tomboy. I wore baggy shirts and board shorts,' she said. 'I wasn't very girly until a lot later on when I started to get those curves in all the right places.' Georgina Gosden has pleaded not guilty to the common assault charges. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
target: Former Playboy model Georgina Gosden is facing an assault charge .
  Ms Gosden allegedly punched two women in the face on separate occasions at the same north Queensland pub .
  She was charged with assault occasioning bodily harm and being drunk and disorderly in a licensed venue .
  Police are pursuing the latest charge despite her victim withdrawing .