ABERDEEN STALKER BREACHING COURT ORDER LANDS BACK IN COURT
Mehdi Omid, 34, was told to stay away from the frightened woman last year, but eight months later, he breached the court order and landed back in the dock.
A terrified woman triggered her panic alarm when Omid, who was already banned from going near her, defied the restriction by turning up outside her work in Aberdeen’s Union Street.
Omid approached her three times, passing her and lingering in the area before being challenged by her partner.
The woman activated her panic alarm, causing Omid to leave the area.
Omid pleaded guilty to breaching the non-harassment order by approaching her and was also charged with being on Union Street and Back Wynd, violating court orders.
The court sentenced him to be electronically tagged for 15 weeks and fined him £100, with a non-harassment order in place for three years.
This is a probabilistic continent or country-group signal from public name datasets. It is not proof of nationality, ethnicity or personal background.
Likely region signal
Africa
Continent
from Morocco
- based on first name
45.0%
confidence
First-name region
Africa
Morocco
45.0%
Surname region
Asia
Iran, Islamic Republic of
43.3%
Court Outcome
Conviction and Sentencing Details
Sentenced
Detected legal outcome
der by approaching her and was also charged with being on Union Street and Back Wynd, violating court orders. The court sentenced him to be electronically tagged for 15 weeks and fined him 100, with a non-harassment order in place for th...
Community order
three years
The court sentenced him to be electronically tagged for 15 weeks and fined him 100, with a non-harassment order in place for three years
