Scots brute armed with chef's knife threatened good samaritan who offered help

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PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensProcurator fiscal depute Ed Sheeran said she went to investigate the disturbance, when “she saw the accused out in the street.”He explained: “The accused was shouting and swearing.

She thought he was drunk.“She asked him if he was OK and recommended that he should go home.“He replied, ‘I am going f****** nowhere.

I will go home when I am f****** ready.’“He also said, ‘I know where you stay. Don’t forget that.’“Ms Adam noticed the accused had a knife with the blade sticking out from his sleeve.“At which point, Ms Adam ran away.”The court heard Mr Cameron went to her aid and intervened by punching Stevenson in the face.At this point, Stevenson dropped the knife but picked it back up from the.