Man breached night time curfew
A Selkirk man who admitted breaching court orders has been ordered to carry out 110 hours of unpaid work.
Lee Dickson, 32, breached a night time curfew at his home in Bannerfield Drive on December 9.
Defence lawyer Stephanie Clinkscale explained her client had gone out of his house to look for his dog which had escaped, but accepted he had been drinking.
The dog was later returned by the Arthurshiel Animal Rescue Centre.
Dickson also breached his bail order on four occasions between June 20 and July 29 by missing four scheduled appointments with social workers.
At the town’s sheriff court he was given 12 months to complete the unpaid work.