A ROW over a one-way system introduced in a Rosyth shop as part of COVID safety measures has led to a jail sentence for a local man. Andrew Dempster returned to the Co-op store just days after being barred for not complying with the one-way rules in the aisles. When told he was banned, the 40-year-old got into another row with shopworkers and ended up being arrested. In the dock at Dunfermline Sheriff Court for sentencing was Dempster, of Alexander Place, Rosyth. He admitted previously that on May 14, at the Co-op store, Castlandhill Road, he acted in an aggressive manner towards a female employee and raised his voice towards her.
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A row over a one-way system, introduced in a Rosyth shop as part of Covid-19 safety measures, has led to a jail sentence for a local man.
Andrew Dempster returned to the Co-op just days after being barred for not complying with the rules in the aisles.
When told he was banned, the 40-year-old got into another row with shop workers and ended up being arrested.
Dempster, of Alexander Place, Rosyth, appeared at Dunfermline Sheriff Court after he previously admitted acting in an aggressive manner towards a female employee on May 14 at the Co-op on Castlandhill Road.