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A yob pelted police officers with tins of food and climbed on to the roof of his house during a seven-hour stand-off.

A youth caught wandering about the streets with a knife has been told he must clean up his act.

iOS - Android It is also alleged the men uttered threats of violence to Bennett and acted in an aggressive manner in January this year.Garifalou, of Airdrie, and McDuff, of Glasgow, deny any wrongdoing and were due to go on trial at Hamilton Sheriff Court.But the case was delayed after Bennett failed to turn up to give evidence against both men.A warrant was issued for his arrest by Sheriff Douglas Brown.Depute fiscal Alice Carey said: "There is a Crown motion to adjourn this matter, there is one civilian witness who has been personally cited to attend but has not done so."I'm seeking a warrant for Mr Bennett because of his failure to attend today."The trial was postponed until December.Bennett was left with a bullet lodged in his neck

link!Watt, 35, was fined £320 and banned from driving for a year at Hamilton Sheriff Court this week.Sheriff Scott Pattison also ordered him to carry out 100 hours of unpaid community work.Watt admitted driving while disqualified and without insurance near his home in Murray Square on September 14.He also admitted acting in a threatening or abusive manner towards police officers.Alice Carey, prosecuting, said officers were looking for Watt in relation to another matter when they saw him drive into Murray Square and park his vehicle.She told the court: “The accused got out of the car and immediately began shouting and swearing at the officers, demanding to know what they wanted and asking ‘What’s this all about?’.“He was ordered to calm

HOMOPHOBE Kevin Bowman has been told by a sheriff that his conduct was “wholly unacceptable”.

AN Airdrie man who brandished a belt “as a weapon” in Coatbridge town centre has been put on a court order.

A COATBRIDGE man was warned he was “very close to a custodial sentence” after he admitted acting aggressively.

A MAN who launched a tirade of abuse at his partner after returning home drunk has been put on a community payback order.