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‘Bizarre’ naked behaviour

A NIGHT of “bizarre behaviour” has resulted in a man being given 150 hours of unpaid work and a one-year supervision order.

Twenty five year old Ryan Paterson, of Upper Glebe in Bressay, previously admitted behaving in a threatening manner at a friend’s house in Lerwick’s Hoofields on 19 February.

In a series of incidents, he ended up getting “completely naked” in his female friend’s house before running around, “shouting and screaming and not making any sense” and striking her with a flailing limb.

Paterson then took a hammer to smash the ground, while using it to break a hole in a locked door to force re-entry.

The 25 year old was later arrested by police in the Hoofields area following a struggle.

Lerwick Sheriff Court heard on Wednesday from defence agent Tommy Allan that Paterson “has a number of ongoing issues, but he is trying to accept help in dealing with that”.

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Sheriff Philip Mann called Paterson’s behaviour “really bizarre” and he found it “difficult to understand what he was playing at”.

He gave the man a total of 150 hours of unpaid work and placed him under supervision for one year.

Mann admonished Paterson on a charge of stealing a hammer.

Meanwhile, an Ayrshire man has been fined £1,200 for threatening staff and brandishing a bottle at Lerwick’s Posers nightclub.

Thirty two year old Gary Robertson, of Boglemarts Street, Stevenston, previously admitted behaving aggressively, brandishing a bottle at door staff and making threats at the nightspot during the first weekend in June.

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