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Uninvited guest

SENTENCE on a Lerwick woman who walked uninvited into a couple’s home in St Olaf Street after drinking a bottle of cider was deferred until next month.

Donna Paton, of 34 Robertson Crescent, admitted a charge of breaching the peace by shouting, swearing and struggling with a police officer when appearing from custody before Lerwick Sheriff Court on Monday.

Sheriff Philip Mann asked for background reports to be prepared and released the 48 year old on bail.

She is due to re-appear before the court on 18 April.

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