He hinted at having a shotgun, heard Inverness Sheriff Court.
A man whose dog attacked a deer while being used to hunt hares at a Caithness cemetery has become the first to be convicted under new hunting laws.
Pair appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court today.
Inverness Sheriff Court heard a neighbour intervened and took the couple's dog away.
“You are clearly not a fit person to be freed,” sheriff told the teenager.
Inverness Sheriff Court heard the man will have ongoing psychiatric support on his release.
Sheriff Eilidh Macdonald was told that most of the incidents started innocently on social media but then got increasingly sexualised.
He breached a court order while messaging his ex partner.
On another occasion a different woman picked up a rolling pin to protect herself from the same man.
An Inverness shop worker was struck on the hand with the blades of a pair of scissors by a Ross-shire man who had asked him to leave.
He also assaulted another woman and threatened to inject her with heroin.
The 44-year-old told police on being charged: "They were just words. I went a bit far."
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Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last month.
"When I saw him he was at the lowest of anyone I had ever seen,” said defence solicitor.
He also shouted abusive remarks and threats of violence.
She was groped by a teenager from Inverness while she was in the store with her mother.
A man who pestered his ex and made threats towards her was told he had "better make an attitude adjustment" towards women or he would be jailed.
A man claimed to have misread an invitation from a woman he met after chatting on social media to share her bed.
A paedophile who groomed a girl and later raped her has had his sentence nearly doubled after the original five year sentence was ruled too lenient.