A man smashed his Xbox and put a dent in a fridge following a row with his partner.
Ronnan Blair, of Balunie Drive, pleaded guilty to behaving in a threatening or abusive manner at a flat on the same street on March 9.
The court heard a 999 call to police captured the pair’s argument – described as “vociferous” by fiscal depute Laura Bruce – which began after Blair, 20, was accused of being unfaithful.
On arrival at the flat, police noticed a smashed Xbox console on the floor, a dent in the fridge and an egg that had been thrown.
Solicitor Jim Laverty said: “There had been discussion about his fidelity that had become a raging argument but Mr Blair’s position appears to be accepted by his partner.”
Sheriff Alastair Carmichael ordered Blair to perform 80 hours of unpaid work.
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‘Unfaithful’ Dundee man smashed Xbox and put dent in fridge in row with partner
