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The court heard how a pungent smell of cannabis raised suspicions when a police officer knocked at the address carrying out door-to-door enquiries about an earlier unconnected disturbance in the street.
No one was injured in the terrible incident but there could have been tragic consequences, Oban Sheriff Court heard
The pair had attracted suspicions of shop staff by appearing to drift back and forth to see if anyone was watching them
Dylan Negus had only worked at the Oban Bay hotel for one week before the incident, Oban Sheriff Court heard.
Surgery staff noticed her smelling of alcohol, being unsteady on her feet and having to hold herself upright by leaning on a wall
The man jumped to one side and hid when he was spotted at the bedroom window, Oban Sheriff Court heard.
The 17-year-old from Oban, who can not be named for legal reasons, had wanted to get a refund for the gift from his mum to raise enough money to travel to Glasgow in the hope of getting more gifts from other family.
Neil O’Hara, 42, from Connel admitted behaving in a threatening and aggressive manner, shouting, swearing and repeatedly striking a door at his partner’s home in the village on August 14 last year.
Defence solicitor, Kevin McGinness, said Modzelewski was a person of previous good character and his actions that night had been out of character because of alcohol.
Sheriff Davidson, who was described as a colourful character and was a native of Oban, had a heart attack and passed away on Sunday.
