The incident attracted a large police presence and a flurry of social media activity.
Residents of an Inverness block of flats were terrorised by a neighbour who claimed he had a knife.
Inverness Sheriff Court heard she was under the influence of alcohol and other substances.
Accused was blamed for not co-operating, which his solicitor refutes.
A 29-year-old man appeared at Inverness Sheriff Court today.
A CCTV operator saw the 35-year-old involved in a fracas.
The 24-year-old admitted conducting himself in a disorderly manner.
Offences occurred in 2007.
Accused said: "I just lost my mind. I just want to pay them back."
A woman was posing as a 10-year-old girl and received messages from the man.
An Inverness man was also caught in police raid.
The 56-year-old made no plea to a number of charges.
But he only has £10,040.39 available to hand over to the authorities at this point in time.
Attacker reacted to a comment.
An Inverness father has vowed to stop drinking so he can be a role model for his child, Sheriff Gary Aitken was told.
Defence solicitor told the court that his client "is ashamed and remorseful for his conduct".
Inverness man jailed for six months.
An injured man who spat on a police officer who came to assist him was fined a total of £2175.
He admitted failing to provide a breath specimen.
One message after the couple split read: "I am back, not for long but you will pay."
