The argument spilled outside and he kept saying he wanted to see the messages. Mr Matheson said the argument continued back in the house with Millen appearing in a room carrying a knife which had his own blood on it. At this point his partner phoned 999 and she tried to leave but as she tried to get into a vehicle Millen tried to prevent her from getting in. When police attended shortly thereafter they found Millen in possession of cannabis which was valued at £295. Millen also pleaded guilty to a charge of stalking involving a previous partner. The court heard he had been in a relationship with the woman for about a year and it had come to an end in September 2019.
Selkirk Sheriff Court A LABOURER pinned his partner to the ground with his foot to her injury during a violent confrontation at a house in the Borders, Selkirk Sheriff Court has been told. James Hamilton, 30, also admitted making threatening and abusive remarks towards the woman at the house in West Linton on October 10. Procurator fiscal Fraser Matheson explained the couple had spent the previous night together drinking and watching television. The police had visited regarding a noise complaint in the area and left the house. But after midnight things became heated between the couple with Hamilton abusive towards her with foul-mouthed insults and calling her an unfit mother”.
Borders General Hospital A WOMAN who refused to leave the Borders General Hospital after being discharged and ended up assaulting police officers has been ordered to be of good behaviour for the next nine months. Stephanie Muir, 30, of Howdenbank, Hawick, pleaded guilty to threatening or abusive behaviour in the casualty department in December of last year and then assaulting two police officers. Selkirk Sheriff Court was told that Muir had been discharged earlier in the morning but said she did not want to leave. Members of staff tried to get her to leave but she continued to refuse to do so.