Son made a mom’s press button after being angry with the bad signal for the phone – Irvine Times

Eric Lav appeared from the arrest of a sentence in the Sheriffe Court of Kilmarnok on Monday, February 10th.

The 31-year-old from Dixon Drive in Irvine admitted that he shouted, swearing, uttering offensive comments, throwing a mobile scooter and mobile phone and acting in an aggressive way on September 5 last year.

On the same date, love also attacked her mother after grabbing her by the clothes, pressing her hands into her body, grabbing her hand and limiting her to her injury.

Also on September 5th at Lomond Place in the Castlepark area of ​​the city, he shouted, swear, repeatedly hit the neck and behaved in an aggressive way.

The court heard how love uses his mother’s phone to apply for a loan, but is disappointed with the bad signal.

He began to shout and swear, telling his mother that she was “F ****** useless”. He picked up her mobility stroller and threw her through the living room, causing the objects to spread. He also threw her cell phone to the floor.

The mother of love pressed her panic button and the warning system operator contacted the police, with love leaving to the point where employees arrived.

They found the woman to “cry uncontrollably” and “extremely difficult”. Love was followed by employees nearby and taken to the Saltcoats police office.

He was released a few hours later and that evening he arrived on the street in front of his sister’s home under influence.

He knocked on the door to get in and began to shout and swing from her fence. He was asked to leave his sister, but love began to kick the door.

His sister barricades the door to his house, and a neighbor came out and caused love, which continued such behavior for two hours.

The next day, police examined the recording of the panic button, and the mother provided more details about what her love did.

She said he had hurt her in the chest, grabbed her by the T -shirt, and pressed a fist in her chest.

He also puts pressure on her hand, causing the bones of the knobs. Love was warned and accused the next day.

Love also pleaded guilty to two separate violations of its guarantee conditions. This included entering Dixon Drive’s home and communicating with his mother on September 14 last year.

He also failed to remain within 19:00 to 7 am as part of a police hour between December 9-10 last year.

Breated guarantee between December 9 and 10 last year, not on warranty from 7:00 pm to 7 o’clock in the morning.

His lawyer Simon Brown told the court that he began to use drugs again during the crime.

Love was in custody for 58 days in connection with the questions and admitted that his memory of the incidents was scarce.

Sheriff Murdoch Mactagart handed over love 18 months of supervision with a requirement for drug treatment.

He will also be under a police officer in his home for the next four months from 19:00 to 7am every night.