Kicked door panel of vehicle and said he had ‘a lot on his mind’
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Ashley Aaron Follis, Ann Street, Lurgan, appeared last Friday at Craigavon Magistrates Court via videolink from Maghaberry prison.
He was charged with criminal damage to a door panel of a car on a date between September 6 and 9 last year.
A barrister entered a plea of guilty for him.
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Hide AdThe court heard that damage was caused to a parked car in the customer car park of Tesco in Lurgan.
The defendant when interviewed said: “Guess I had a lot on my mind that day.”
A barrister representing Follis said he was concerned about an imminent bereavement.
District Judge, Mrs Bernie Kelly, said people usually suffered sadness about a bereavement not anger.
She adjourned the case until June 21 to get a report from the probation service.