Man jailed for sending threatening messages to woman
A MAN has been jailed for sending threatening messages to a woman in breach of a restraining order.
Ian Hollis, aged 26, tried to contact her only days after being given a community order for a similar offence, Plymouth magistrates were told.
Hollis, of Woodville Road, North Prospect, admitted two counts of breaching a restraining order by sending threatening messages on December 15 and December 16.
The court heard he sent messages to a third party via the social networking site facebook, asking that these be sent on to the woman.
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Magistrates jailed Hollis for 14 weeks.
He had been given a community order only days before the offences for harassing his ex-partner.
Comments
by MissAnthrope
Tuesday, January 01 2013, 1:42AM
“People from Swilly belong in jail. End of story.”
by josdave
Monday, December 31 2012, 11:37PM
“While the yobs who actually assault people get let off with a slap on the wrist. Whatever happened to justice?”
by Plymouthking
Monday, December 31 2012, 10:00AM
“the world has gone completely bonkers!”