JANET HAY FROM GALASHIELS SHOUTS AND THREATENS IN PEEBLES

A woman aged 38, identified as Janet Hay from Galashiels, has pleaded guilty to charges of threatening and abusive behavior that took place in Peebles. The incident occurred on June 22 of the previous year in Kingsland Square, a well-known public area in Peebles.

According to court reports, Hay engaged in a series of aggressive actions during the confrontation. Witnesses described her as shouting loudly, using offensive language, and displaying threatening behavior towards others present at the scene. Her conduct was described as highly disruptive and intimidating, causing concern among bystanders and local residents.

During her appearance at Selkirk Sheriff Court, Hay admitted to the charges of behaving in a threatening or abusive manner. The court was informed that her actions included verbal threats of violence, which contributed to the seriousness of the case. The judge decided to defer sentencing until March 3, allowing for further proceedings or considerations related to her case, as she has other legal matters pending.

Details about her motives or the circumstances leading up to the incident have not been disclosed, but the court's decision underscores the gravity of her behavior in a public setting. The case highlights ongoing concerns about public safety and the importance of maintaining order in community spaces like Kingsland Square in Peebles.