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iOS - Android Ferrie, of Dalriada Crescent, Motherwell, admitted taking car keys from houses in Keir Hardie Avenue, Holytown, and Miller Street, Harthill, and stealing the vehicles on March 25.He also admitted driving a stolen car while disqualified, stealing items from a house in Gardner Grove, Tannochside, and damaging a police vehicle window after his arrest.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, told Hamilton Sheriff Court the car owners were in bed asleep when Ferrie struck during the early

iOS - Android Hamilton Sheriff Court heard he turned up at his parents' home in Elmbank Crescent about 4pm on May 20 last year.He demanded money and when his dad refused he became "extremely agitated" and warned he was going to get a knife from the kitchen.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, told the court: "Police officers attended and found Duncan to be agitated and aggressive."They offered to take him home and he said 'If you do that I'll be back here tonight with a knife and I'll be causing a

iOS - Android He admitted assaulting a male to his injury and permanent disfigurement in Robertson Drive, Bellshill, on February 19, 2019.Zanjani also admitted shouting abuse and threats at police officers and resisting arrest.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said a man noticed the accused in his driveway around 7.30am.The householder challenged him and Zanjani claimed he was “just starting my car”.Zanjani left but returned as the householder was getting ready to leave for work.This time he

iOS - Android Brannan, 47, a prisoner, admitted assaulting PC Marios Ieropoulos while on bail for another matter.He had been taken there after collapsing in the street at an undisclosed location.Police attended and Brannan claimed to have two broken fingers and sore kidneys.

iOS - Android He admitted assault and robbery, and making vile comments and threats to police officers after his arrest.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said the victim was drinking alone in his home around 10pm when he heard what he believed to be a neighbour's voice outside.She told the court: "He opened the door and was dragged backwards by the neck of his t-shirt into the living room."He recognised the accused who was behaving aggressively, but was also distressed and crying."Words were

iOS - Android He admitted producing cannabis on November 2 last year.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said police officers went to the address after a tip-off.She told the court: "There was no answer when they knocked, but they could hear what sounded like fans operating inside and decided to seek a search warrant."While they were waiting outside, the accused attended at the front door at 12.15pm."He saw the police officers and there was a short chase before he was arrested."He said there were

iOS - Android He admitted assaulting his victim to his injury and permanent disfigurement in Robertson Drive, Bellshill, on February 19, 2019.Zanjani also admitted shouting abuse and threats at police officers and resisting arrest.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said the victim noticed the accused in his driveway around 7.30am.The householder challenged him and Zanjani claimed he was "just starting my car".Zanjani left but returned as the victim was getting ready to leave for work.This time

iOS - Android He admitted unlawful possession of a lockback knife last November.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said it was discovered during a routine search as Deakin entered the building around 10am.He was asked to empty his pockets and a guard saw the knife among a bunch of keys.Asked if he had a good reason for having it, he stated he'd been carrying it for a while.Deakin's lawyer pointed out that he'd "freely handed over" the bunch of keys.He added: "It's no excuse, but he didn't think

iOS - Android Hamilton Sheriff Court heard how the 30-year-old admitted assault and robbery in Burnbank Gardens on March 3.He also admitted making vile comments and threats to police officers after his arrest.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said the victim was drinking alone in his home around 10pm when he heard what he believed to be a neighbour's voice outside.She told the court: "He opened the door and was dragged backwards by the neck of his t-shirt into the living room."He recognised the

iOS - Android He admitted driving dangerously and while unfit through drink or drugs on the M74, near Uddingston, on February 8.McHugh's vehicle was crawling towards Glasgow at just 20mph in the middle lane shortly before 8pm.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said: "Witnesses following saw the Corsa weave in and out of lanes, speeding up and slowing down."They turned on their hazard lights to alert other drivers and contacted the police while following it."The accused's car then swerved,

iOS - Android Cashill was jailed for 18 months at Hamilton Sheriff Court on Thursday.He admitted assaulting PC Bryson and acting in a threatening or abusive manner in George Street, New Stevenston, on June 18 last year.The court heard Cashill had a row with his mum and the police were called.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said: “As officers approached the front door, Cashill came out holding a knife.Don't miss a thing from your area - sign up for the new Lanarkshire newsletter!From the

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionYoung, 37, appeared from custody at Hamilton Sheriff Court this week.He admitted illegal possession of the knives on January 17 last year.The court heard he arrived at the police station at 1.45am, complaining he couldn't get a taxi.He was then arrested in relation to an alleged incident in the town's Fairhill Crescent and was searched.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said: "Two

Use an Apple phone or tablet? Head to the App Store and never miss a beat in LanarkshireDawes, 28, of Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, admitted being concerned in the supply of cannabis on February 12 last year.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said plain clothes officers were in a car park in Murray Square, shortly after 7pm.She told the court: “They observed the accused in the driver’s seat of a car.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A Hamilton housebreaker caught with a stolen gold ring could be given help to kick his drug habit.William Shanks, 29, admitted stealing jewellery, car keys, a purse and money from a house in Selkirk Street on June 1 last year.Hamilton Sheriff Court heard the occupants were wakened by noises downstairs about 4.30am.Mairi-Clare McMillan, prosecuting, said: “They went down to investigate and heard someone

A Motherwell drunk phoned the police to warn them he was about to stab someone.