Camelon offender subjects police to vile homophobic abuse
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Amy Sneddon, procurator fiscal depute, said: “It was 10pm and officers were asked to attend at the address, which resulted in the accused being arrested in relation to a matter which is no longer before the court.”
McColl shouted and swore at police officers, calling them names, saying they were liars and then hurling homophobic abuse at them.
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Hide AdHe stated to officers he had been “illegally detained” and was just trying to defend himself.
He then said “I’m unable to make a statement – that’s my statement”.
McColl then told officers to “go to hell” and bombarded them with even more homophobic abuse.
Sheriff Derek Livingston placed McColl, 68 Carmuirs Avenue, Camelon, on a community payback order with the condition he complete 72 hours unpaid work within six months.