DARRYL WYPER FROM KELSO SENTENCED FOR HARASSMENT OF EX-PARTNER IN JEDBURGH
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Kelso Emotional/Psychological
In a case heard at Jedburgh Sheriff Court, Darryl Wyper, a 32-year-old resident of Kelso, faced serious allegations of persistent and invasive communication directed at his former partner following their breakup. Over a span of just two days, Wyper made an astonishing total of 872 phone calls and sent 23 text messages, demonstrating a pattern of behavior that authorities deemed abusive and intrusive.
The court proceedings revealed that Wyper pleaded guilty to engaging in a course of conduct that was deemed abusive towards his ex-partner during February. This behavior was characterized by relentless attempts to contact her through multiple channels, causing significant distress and concern for her well-being.
As part of his sentencing, Wyper was placed under a two-year supervision order, which involves regular monitoring and potential intervention to prevent further misconduct. Additionally, he was mandated to participate in the Caledonian Men’s Programme, a rehabilitation initiative aimed at addressing issues related to abusive behavior and promoting healthier relationships.
Furthermore, a non-harassment order was issued by the court, explicitly prohibiting Wyper from having any form of contact with his former partner for a period of three years. This legal measure is designed to protect her from any future attempts at communication or contact, ensuring her safety and peace of mind moving forward.
The court proceedings revealed that Wyper pleaded guilty to engaging in a course of conduct that was deemed abusive towards his ex-partner during February. This behavior was characterized by relentless attempts to contact her through multiple channels, causing significant distress and concern for her well-being.
As part of his sentencing, Wyper was placed under a two-year supervision order, which involves regular monitoring and potential intervention to prevent further misconduct. Additionally, he was mandated to participate in the Caledonian Men’s Programme, a rehabilitation initiative aimed at addressing issues related to abusive behavior and promoting healthier relationships.
Furthermore, a non-harassment order was issued by the court, explicitly prohibiting Wyper from having any form of contact with his former partner for a period of three years. This legal measure is designed to protect her from any future attempts at communication or contact, ensuring her safety and peace of mind moving forward.