Paisley man in possession of a knife threatened to murder brother's bullies

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A Paisley man threatened to murder the people who were bullying his brother.Intoxicated Kevin Corry was making threats to murder people while in possession of a Stanley knife on June 19, last year.Corry, 23, admitted being in possession of the weapon in the town’s Lang Street.Procurator fiscal depute, Amber Feeney told Paisley Sheriff Court: “Around 5.40pm police attended an ongoing disturbance in Lang Street when they observed the accused being loud and shouting in the general direction at police officers.“While shouting, Corry was carrying a grey Stanley knife in his right hand above head height.“Officers walked towards him as he was being ushered away by a witness.“The accused dropped the knife and he was placed under arrest and the knife was recovered.“Corry was taken to the rear of a police vehicle and he became aggressive shouting and swearing, ‘they c***s are bullying my brother.’“He continued to shout and swear in an aggressive manner stating, ‘f**k it, I'm going to murder them.’“Due to his level of intoxication, he wasn’t cautioned and charged.”Corry, also admitted he shouted, swore and made racial and homophobic remarks at the Royal Alexandra Hospital on May 12 last year.On the same date, he also attempted to headbutt PC Mitchell and kicked PC Macintosh.James Arrol, defence agent told the court Corr, of Kilnside Road, accepted “full responsibility” for the incident.Mr Arrol added: “The writer of the criminal justice social work report states Corry recognises he’s at fault.“This was during a fairly significant period of time in his life where he was struggling with his own mental health problems.“And on both occasions, he was under the influence of drink, and or drugs.“Due to his mental health issues he was