A Renfrew man who took an additional shift at work was fined for being exterior his dwelling after his curfew hours.
Ross Faulds, 41, took an additional shift at Luna Rossa in Renfrew’s Canal Avenue on Saturday as his supervisor had “been let down.”
Faulds had been positioned on a curfew situation on August 27, final 12 months that saved him inside his dwelling deal with between 7pm and 7am every day.
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Paisley Sheriff Courtroom heard Faulds, of Edward Avenue, took an additional shift to “deep-clean” the kitchen on the bistro and didn’t get again dwelling till after 11.30pm.
Faulds claimed he was assaulted whereas strolling dwelling and referred to as the cops to report the matter – however this alerted to him being outwith his dwelling after his curfew.
Fiscal depute, Amber Feeney instructed the courtroom: “Round 11.50pm, police attended at Fauld’s dwelling deal with concerning a separate matter.
“Officers considered CCTV from Luna Rossa concerning the separate matter and noticed the accused inside the premises with different employees between 9.30pm and 11.24pm.
“The accused went exterior to smoke, returned inside after which walked away from the property down Canal Avenue in the direction of his dwelling.
“After viewing CCTV, officers cautioned and charged the accused for breaching his curfew situation, and he made no reply.”
Kevin Brady, defence agent instructed the courtroom the rationale Faulds referred to as the police was as a result of being assaulted on the way in which dwelling.
Mr Brady added: “He was working within the restaurant as a chef.
“His supervisor had been let down by one other member of employees and he took the additional shift to deep-clean the kitchen.
“He usually works lunch time shifts however took this shift for extra cash as he has substantial cash worries simply now.
“When he was strolling dwelling, he was and that is when the police got here to mild that he had breached his curfew.”
Sentencing, Sheriff Laura Mundell mentioned: “This can be a critical matter as you stay topic to the curfew.
“I’m going to take care of this immediately by the use of a high-quality.”
Sheriff Mundell fined Faulds £210 and ordered this to be paid at £5 per week.
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