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iOS - Android Hamilton Sheriff Court heard a householder looked out of his window at 3.20pm to see the 47-year-old holding a knife and shouting.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said: "He was stabbing and slashing trees, then fell backwards on to the road where he lay for about a minute."Gibson eventually got to his feet and walked towards the witness's car."Fearing he would attack the car, the householder contacted the police."The accused then made his way along Hillside Crescent and Hillside

iOS - Android The court heard it caused damage estimated at £10,000.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said: "The accused told two friends she was going to set fire to her home."She didn't want to live there anymore and thought by doing this she would be moved somewhere else."She handed her friends two bags with belongings then poured two bottles of nail polish remover on the carpet and set it alight."Stafford then called the fire service and waited outside for them to arrive.The fiscal added:

iOS - Android He admitted assaulting PC Cleland to his injury and permanent disfigurement at University Hospital Wishaw on August 5 last year.Glover, of Blantyre, further admitted punching PC Heather McLachlan and trying to headbutt and spit on PC Graeme MacMillan.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said officers went to an address in Donaldson Street, Hamilton, about 10pm.An ambulance was called for the householder while, "for several reasons", Glover was handcuffed.He turned and punched PC

iOS - Android He had been detained over three alleged serious assaults on two men and a woman in Dechmont Street, Hamilton.Earlier this year a jury cleared McCutcheon of the three charges, but he has remained in custody on the prison officer assault charge.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said the guard and a colleague had arrived at the police station to transfer him to Polmont.McCutcheon then became aggressive, saying: "I'm not leaving here till I get my jumper."I'm going nowhere."A struggle

iOS - Android The court heard it caused damage estimated at £10,000.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said: "The accused told two friends she was going to set fire to her home."She didn't want to live there anymore and thought by doing this she would be moved somewhere else."She handed her friends two bags with belongings then poured two bottles of nail polish remover on the carpet and set it alight."Stafford then called the fire service and waited outside for them to arrive.The fiscal added:

iOS - Android An allegation of threatening or abusive behaviour was dropped.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said Stevenson became aggressive after his arrest around 4.15am.She told the court: "He drew back his head, loudly gathered saliva and spat twice at PC Duncan, narrowly missing him."He then lunged forward and spat at PC Kennedy, again missing."The accused was intoxicated and hostile."Stevenson, a prisoner, who is originally from Airdrie, apologised through his solicitor, Ian Scott, who

iOS - Android He admitted threatening or abusive behaviour at his home and at Motherwell police station on August 12 last year.Pollock also admitted assaulting PC Andy Adams by biting him, but his not guilty plea was accepted to a charge that he culpably and recklessly dropped a television from a first floor window.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said Pollock became aggressive after officers went to his home to check on "the well being of persons in the property".He was under the influence of

iOS - Android He was on bail for another matter at the time.The court heard Shannon became aggressive after he was arrested at his home.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said: “He mentioned he had COVID-19 and made reference to officers dying from it.“He made numerous attempts to cough towards them while being verbally abusive in respect of COVID.“This behaviour continued when he was removed from the cell van and taken into the police station.“He was treated as someone suspected of being COVID-19

police arrived Gary Gibson was lying on a pavement with a knife next to him.The 46-year-old admitted possession of a blade and threatening or abusive behaviour in Millgate Road on July 31, 2019.Hamilton Sheriff Court heard a householder looked out of his window at 3.20pm to see the accused holding a knife and shouting.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said: “He was stabbing and slashing trees, then fell backwards on to the road where he lay for about a minute.“Gibson eventually got to his feet and

iOS - Android Hamilton Sheriff Court heard a householder looked out of his window at 3.20pm to see the accused holding a knife and shouting.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said: “He was stabbing and slashing trees, then fell backwards on to the road where he lay for about a minute.“Gibson eventually got to his feet and walked towards the witness’ car.“Fearing he would attack the car, the householder contacted the police.“The accused then made his way along Hillside Crescent and Hillside

Apple - Android Lowell, 47, a prisoner, admitted robbing the woman of her phone in Mill Lane, Hamilton, on June 29.He also admitted attempted theft and possession of a knife the same day.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said the robbery victim knew Lowell.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionHe admitted possession and sharing of indecent images.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said police conducted a “systematic” search of the house around 7am on March 27 last year.On the computer and phone they found 8815 images.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionOn that occasion Mina’s lawyer said he suffered bullying and harassment in the community and preferred to be locked up.In 2019 he was jailed for a year after he walked into homeless accommodation in Portwell, Hamilton, carrying a knife.He was released early on each occasion, only to offend again.Describing the latest incident, prosecutor Jennifer McCabe said staff at the Barrack

North Lanarkshire Council’s Civic Centre happened under the noses of officers at the area’s police HQ in Motherwell.The pair were eventually spotted on CCTV and arrested as they left.McGurk, 21, and McLaughlan, 20, appeared from custody via videolink at Hamilton Sheriff Court on Friday.They admitted causing damage after gaining entry to the Windmillhill Street building on February 22.Prosecutor Jennifer McCabe said three 60in TVs, including two in the council chamber, were smashed.The intruders

A dad-of-two has been jailed after giving police the slip in a high speed chase.