Offender smashed fire extinguisher off walls in Larbert hotel

A troubled woman made it to Falkirk Sheriff Court but she was not allowed to go in front of the sheriff.
By Court Reporter
Published 10th Jan 2021, 14:01 BST
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Anne-Marie Hyland (39) was actually in Falkirk Sheriff Court on Thursday to answer for the vandalism offences she committed last year but she was in no fit state to appear in the dock.

Gordon Addison, defence solicitor, told the court: “She is present in the building but she’s not with us if you know what I mean.”

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Hyland, of no fixed abode, had pled guilty to damaging a fire alarm call point and repeatedly smashing a fire extinguisher against walls in the Premier Inn, Glenbervie, Larbert on November 21 last year.

Hyland made it to Falkirk Sheriff Court on Thursday but she was not fit to go before the sheriffHyland made it to Falkirk Sheriff Court on Thursday but she was not fit to go before the sheriff
Hyland made it to Falkirk Sheriff Court on Thursday but she was not fit to go before the sheriff

She also admitted recklessly throwing items and smashing a window at a premises in High Street, Bonnybridge on November 11, 2020.

Sheriff Derek Livingston deferred sentence until January 28 for a criminal justice social work report and a restriction of liberty order assessment.