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“He has never ever bitten anyone before, he is more a lying on his back getting tickled kind of dog,” hears Inverness Sheriff Court.
Charges included a vicious attack on his long-term girlfriend in the Asda car park, an attack on a store security guard who came to her aid.
His behaviour included causing her to be struck on the head by a glass to her injury and pursuing her into the street when she tried to escape him.
Victim was left bleeding heavily following incident at Inverness nightspot.
Andrew Jessiman appeared for sentence after being found guilty by a jury in August.
He also entered another home in the area by pulling off a wooden panel covering its broken front door.
Inverness Sheriff Court saw a huge mix of criminal business in August.
Defence solicitor insisted her client maintained that he had “accidentally brushed” the woman with his hand.
Disagreement over money led to victim being left unconscious.
Inverness Sheriff Court was told police were tipped off by an off-duty colleague that David Cameron had ben drink-driving.
However Daniel Taylor had no intention to drive said his defence solicitor and intended to spend the night in the car.
He went on to later force a couple to narrowly dodge being hit after he drove at them in a separate attack thought to be linked.
Inverness Sheriff Court is told that accused had to tell assistant “you are being robbed” and he wasn’t going to pay later.
Police were alerted to the latest incident after she hit a parked car in Inverness while parking.
Inverness Sheriff Court hears Hampshire man was three times legal drink-drive limit.
Court hears potential “customer” called at house during the search by drugs raid officers.
Police Scotland has confirmed the death of a 37-year-old man in Inverness Prison.
The victim was assaulted after hitting him with her handbag.
“He knows he can't keep drinking himself into oblivion,” defence solicitor tells Inverness Sheriff Court.
Sheriff Gary Aitken criticised him for "getting into trouble when he comes here".
