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Multiple bail breach accused man on aggression charge

Greenock Sheriff Court <i>(Image: Street View)</i>
Greenock Sheriff Court (Image: Street View)
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A MULTIPLE bail breach accused man charged with turning up at a Greenock flat and repeatedly banging on the door is due to stand trial next month.

John Thompson was granted bail in May and told to attend Greenock police office every Tuesday and Thursday between 11am and 3pm, according to court papers.

However, it is alleged that he failed to attend as required between June 6 and 27, and he was also subject to three other bail orders at the time.


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It is claimed that Thompson attended a property in Grosvenor Road on June 19 and while, acting in an aggressive manner, shouted and repeatedly banged on the door to the close.

He is said to have removed an unknown item from the waistband of his trousers before entering the close and repeatedly banging on the door to the property occupied by a man and a woman.

Sheriff Kevin Duffy continued the case to a summary trial on December 13.

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