Glenrothes man admits having a knife without lawful authority

A Glenrothes man who admitted possessing a knife without reasonable excuse or lawful authority has had his sentence deferred until July 8.

By A Court Reporter

Published 9th Apr 2021, 11:45 BST

Updated 9th Apr 2021, 11:50 BST

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Murray O’ Connor, of Wilmington Drive, appeared before Sheriff James Williamson at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court.

O’Connor, 44, admitted on February 7, 2021 at an address in Wilmington Drive, Glenrothes he had an article which had a blade or was sharply pointed, namely a knife, without reasonable excuse or lawful authority.

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The case called at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court.

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Sheriff Williamson deferred sentence for three months until July 8.

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