David Alexander has been ordered by the sheriff to stay away from her for 30 months (Image: Newsquest)
A MAN who shouted at a woman in Clydebank has been ordered to stay away from her for 30 months.
David Alexander, of Langfaulds Crescent, previously admitted repeatedly shouting and swearing at the woman in Kirkwood Avenue on December 20, 2020.
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The offence was aggravated because the victim was the accused’s partner or ex.
Dumbarton Sheriff Court heard on August 27 that the 38-year-old had behaved himself since the incident.
Sheriff William Gallacher said he viewed the case as “an isolated incident that got out of hand.”
He admonished Alexander but imposed a non-harassment order lasting until March 2024 to protect the woman.
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