Kyle Kelbie, 19, of Sibbald Street, had sentence deferred until February 19 after admitting a string of offences and breach of a community payback order.
Kelbie had previously admitted breaching the order, which was imposed for offences committed in 2015, by failing to comply with social workers.
He pleaded guilty to breaking into a house occupied by his uncle Hugh Kelbie, at Alexander Street, and stealing two games consoles, a computer tablet, a jar containing £5, deodorant, tobacco and gas lighter fluid on March 20 2015.
He also admitted that he behaved in a threatening or abusive manner likely to cause fear or alarm, shouted, swore, kicked a cell door, uttered offensive remarks and threats of violence and behaved in an aggressive manner in a police van at Balfield Road and at police HQ, Bell Street, on June 8 2016.
Kelbie further admitted that he stole a quantity of mobile telephones from McGill & Co, Harrison Road, on October 28 last year.
He also admitted that he behaved in a threatening or abusive manner likely to cause fear or alarm and repeatedly kicked a door, causing it to be forced open, damaging the door and placing the occupant in a state of fear and alarm at Bonnethill Court on December 18 last year, while on bail.
Kelbie admitted that he spat on Jennifer Cockburn, a nurse, and struck her on the body at Ninewells Hospital on the same date, while on bail.
He further admitted that he stole food from Lidl, in Dura Street, on Sunday, while on bail.
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