Offender booted in door in Bainsford then told 'idiot' police to get out of the premises

By Court Reporter
Published 23rd Aug 2023, 11:57 BST
Updated 24th Aug 2023, 14:41 BST
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Appearing at Falkirk Sheriff Court last Thursday, Brian Dornion, 30, had pleaded guilty to threatening behaviour – making threats of violence towards police officers – at an address in Main Street, Bainsford on May 14.

Bernadette Cuthbertson, procurator fiscal depute, said: “It was 1.20pm and police received a call about an ongoing disturbance at her address. They arrived and found the front door had been damaged.

"They then saw Mr Dornion inside, sleeping with his shoes off – there was a cut to his right foot where he had struck the door. He swore at police and told them to ‘get out you idiots’.”

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Defence solicitor Simon Hutchison said Dornion had actually been out of trouble for a few years until this recent incident.

Police arrived at the premises and found Dornion asleep with a cut to his foot (Picture: Police Scotland)Police arrived at the premises and found Dornion asleep with a cut to his foot (Picture: Police Scotland)
Police arrived at the premises and found Dornion asleep with a cut to his foot (Picture: Police Scotland)

Sheriff Simon Collins placed Dornion, 9 Cultenhove Crescent, Grangemouth on a supervised community payback order for 12 months and a restriction of liberty order, meaning he must stay in his home between 7pm and 7am for nine weeks.