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A TEENAGER is accused of breaking into two primary schools with intent to steal. The 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, allegedly entered Haghill Park school in Glasgow s East End as well as St Bartholomews in the city s Castlemilk. The accusations span between April 25 and 26 last year. Prosecutors claim the boy, who was on bail, acted with another who remains unknown. The teenager pleaded not guilty from the dock at Glasgow Sheriff Court to the two charges. A further hearing was fixed for April this year by Sheriff Joseph Platt who continued the boy’s bail meantime.
Amira Nadeem was accused of taking the Peugeot Horizon in Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire in August this year. The 22-year-old was the first transgender contestant on the dating show. A not guilty plea to a single car theft charge was accepted by the Crown at Glasgow Sheriff Court. But, her former co-accused Andrew Naismith, 23, and Gregor Eckert, 26, admitted assaulting driver Muhammad Rashid, 40, to his injury which was racially aggravated. The court heard the pair were picked up in a private hire car in the city’s Townhead before 2am. While en-route to Seafield Drive, Rutherglen, Eckert became racially abusive to Mr Rashid after he told the passengers to not drink in his car.
Glasgow Sheriff Court A HOMOPHOBE snared with a bottle opener in public later spat at a police sergeant. Charlie Piggott, 21, was found with the silver bottle opener on McNeil street in Glasgow’s Oatlands on September 3 this year. Glasgow Sheriff Court heard police were alerted to Piggott by three concerned passers-by on the street. Piggott was searched by police who recovered the 17cm item from his hooded jumper pocket. He was arrested and set to be taken to a police station to be processed. Prosecutor John Bedford said: “While on the way to the police van, he spat saliva directly in the face of sergeant Gary Bone who was 40 years old with 11 years service.”