Scottish Tik Tok star accused of post office social media video threat
28 year old Leigh Sutherland allegedly committed the offence at Kirkintilloch Post Office in June 2021.
A Scottish Tik Tok star is accused of recording threatening footage of a post office on social media.
Leigh Sutherland, 28, allegedly committed the offence at Kirkintilloch Post Office, East Dunbartonshire, on June 9, 2021.
Court papers state Sutherland behaved in a threatening or abusive manner which was likely to cause a reasonable person to suffer fear or alarm.
The charge claims Sutherland broadcasted footage on a social media platform which was of a threatening or alarming nature.
Sutherland, of Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, faces a separate charge of using a quantity of firework rockets during night hours on October 27, 2020.
The alleged offence is stated to have taken place at Crow Road, Lennoxtown, East Dunbartonshire.
A further charge says Sutherland culpably and recklessly set fire to a bin at the same time and place.
Sutherland appeared in the dock today/yesterday at Glasgow Sheriff Court where he pled not guilty to the three charges.
Prosecutor Hazel Kerr said: "There is a Crown motion to adjourn today's diet of trial as a police witness is on a training course and is not in a position to attend.
"It is a two-day curse and won't be available later today.
"This is the second trial diet - the first called in May and there was a failure to appear warrant for Mr Sutherland."
A new trial was fixed for January by Sheriff David Taylor.
Sutherland had his bail continued meantime.
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