Woman's fall out with friend in Conon Bridge led to arrest, Highland court is told
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A 44-year old Inverness woman who was staying with a friend in Conon Bridge got so intoxicated they fell out.
Inverness Sheriff Court was told that Carol Farrar, now living in homeless accommodation in Union Street, Inverness until she gets a new home, admitted abusive or threatening behaviour.
Sheriff Eilidh Macdonald heard that there was an anonymous report to police of a woman screaming, shouting and swearing outside a house in Thistle Road, Conon Bridge.
Fiscal depute David Barclay said: "They were mostly incoherent ramblings and when she would stop, she was arrested."
Defence solicitor Patrick O'Dea said: "She was with a drinking friend but she was not in the habit of drinking so much. She is particularly embarrassed. The friendship is at an end."
Sheriff Macdonald deferred sentence for Farrar's good behaviour until January 5.
