Procurator fiscal Duncan MacKenzie said McKenna, of Kilbowie Road, Clydebank, had been refused travel after “wandering around the ferry terminal, clearly drunk”. Mr MacKenzie said Crawford grabbed the staff member from behind, took hold of his head and pulled it down towards his knee. Mr MacKenzie said it caused a “significant degree of alarm” to those waiting to travel. “They all drank far too much and all of them were very drunk,” Mr Allan said. “He understands the effect on the complainer will be much greater and he appears to be genuinely sorry for that,” Mr Allan said.

Source: The Times November 06, 2023 01:29 UTC