A person who threatened to "paste" a resident up and down the road throughout a row about loud music has been jailed.
Steven Glenn, 30, had initially apologised to the person, Elijah Murphy, for sounds of shouting and "extreme music" coming from a flat in Bo'ness, West Lothian, the place Glenn was current.
Prosecutor Amy Sneddon stated Mr Murphy and his companion, Stephanie McCulloch, had been of their dwelling once they heard the racket.
Mr Murphy then started to listen to arguing between neighbours and approached the accused.
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Glenn apologised for the noise, however as Mr Murphy started to stroll again to his lodging he heard Glenn say, "I will stab him".
Mr Murphy confronted the accused about this and once more the accused apologised. Nevertheless because the dialog continued Glenn was heard to say that he would "paste him up and down the road", and that he wasn't afraid to return to jail.
He then turned to Miss McCulloch and stated to her, "After I do your man, I will undergo you."
Miss Sneddon stated that following this final comment, Mr Murphy and Miss McCulloch refused to simply accept any additional apologies from Glenn, and telephone the police.
At Falkirk Sheriff Court docket, Glenn, of Dean Street, Bo'ness, pleaded responsible to statutory breach of the peace.
The incident occurred on the night of October 1st 2021, in Newton Road, Bo'ness.
Defence solicitor Murray Aitken stated it had been "all the way down to extreme use of alcohol".
Sheriff Derek Livingston jailed Glenn for 4 months.