And in another message she allegedly discussed throwing a petrol bomb at the offices of the Charity Commission, which was investigating her conduct.

Details of her bizarre and gruesome exchanges were revealed at an industrial tribunal hearing last week.

Ms Hampton was chief executive of the Disabled Police Officers’ Association (DPOA) until she was suspended by the Charity Commission last year — she later quit the role.

She has taken a tribunal case against the DPOA, alleging constructive dismissal.

And last night Ms Hampton said that her phone had been accessed illegally and that “anyone could have sent the messages”.

She said that the Police Ombudsman was investigating how her phone had been taken from her.

Ms Hampton launched the case against the DPOA after she and several directors were sacked last year amidit into the Charity Commission when going past Lurgan”.

The Charity Commission, which at the time was conducting an investigation into the affairs of the DPOA of which she was the sole employee, is based in the Co Armagh town.

Another exchange of messages read to the hearing detailed a conversation between Ms Hampton and a director of the charity.

The male director, who was not named, said: “I know this sounds awful but when X was in the car on Thursday, if I had a gun I would have shot that b*****d in the face.”

The director then asked Ms Hampton what she would do to the man and she said: “I would slowly cut through his d*** with a blunt knife, with no pain relief, then make him eat it”.

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