Fine for man who caused disturbance in Cranham Drive, Worcester

Garon Lowry, of Tintern Avenue, Worcester, was warned by a court clerk for calling his charge "pathetic".

He also said the police "had it in" for him. 

The 31-year-old admitted using threatening/abusing words/behaviour likely to cause harassment alarm or distress. 

The court heard Lowry caused a disturbance at flats in Cranham Drive, Worcester at 1.30am on January 29 this year. 

ARREST: Garon Lowry was arrested in Cranham Drive (Image: Sam Greenway/Newsquest)

Azeifna Adams, prosecuting, said police were called and Lowry was behaving erratically. 

Miss Adams said Lowry was given a final warning about his language before swearing a number of times at officers leading to his arrest. 

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Lowry, who represented himself, said he had gone on a night out in Birmingham where he was meant to stay in a hotel but returned home early to his partner's home.

FINED: Garon Lowry (Image: Facebook)

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"She threw a drink in my face," Lowry said. 

"I got in a taxi before it escalated."

Lowry explained he hadn't been able to get in, leading to his frustration. 

"I accept I was drunk and disorderly," Lowry added. 

Lowry said the charge was "pathetic", the court clerk saying that was language he shouldn't use in court.

He then went on to say: "I'm targeted by the police - the last four days I've been searched."

Chairman of the magistrates bench, Andrew Greenway, told Lowry he was being fined £40 and would pay victim surcharge of £16. 

Lowry said he would pay the £56 total in full within 28 days.