Charley Malone was handed a three-month curfew at a hearing at Dumbarton Sheriff Court on August 2
A MAN who tried to headbutt a police officer on the body has been put under curfew for three months.
Charley Malone, of Lomond Street, Helensburgh, was convicted of the assault at Clydebank police office on December 24, 2018.
The 26-year-old appeared from custody at Dumbarton Sheriff Court on Friday, August 2, but Sheriff Maxwell Hendry released him back onto an existing community payback order.
READ MORE: Police to step up plain-clothes Helensburgh patrols after rise in car vandalismThere will be a further review of his case on August 28, and Malone is now subject to a fresh restriction of liberty order for three months from 7pm to 7am each day.
The sheriff told Malone: “Things are starting to look very bleak for you indeed and responsibility for that lies with you and you alone.”
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