Drunk man ‘head-butted’ pavement, lay down in road

A MAN who head-butted a pavement and caused a roadblock after lying down in a busy street has been told to get a doctor’s note to prove he is unable to do unpaid work.
Livingston Sheriff Court. Picture: Gordon McBreartyLivingston Sheriff Court. Picture: Gordon McBrearty
Livingston Sheriff Court. Picture: Gordon McBrearty

John Bage, 36, pleaded guilty to repeatedly head-butting the pavement during a drunken incident, and also admitted lying down in the middle of West Main Street, in Whitburn.

Livingston Sheriff Court heard that there was ‘no focus’ for Bage - a regular offender - to be put under supervision again.

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Bage had also told social workers he was unwilling to be fitted with an electronic tag under a home detention curfew.

Background reports from social work said he was not fit to do unpaid work as part of a community payback order, leaving prison as the only option.

Sentence was deferred for three weeks for a medical report and Bage was released on bail.

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