A MAN has pleaded guilty to repeatedly making threats of violence towards the founder of a Glasgow homeless charity.
Edward Henry, 56, behaved in a threatening and abusive manner through social media network sites by repeatedly uttering inflammatory remarks relating to Colin McInnes - who runs Homeless Project Scotland - and uttering threats of violence towards him.
The incidents took place between January 1, 2023 and November 11, 2023, at Henry's home address, Argyle Street in Glasgow, and other locations.
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Henry, of Carluke, appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court on July 10 where he pleaded guilty to behaving in a threatening and abusive manner.
Sheriff Mary Shields deferred sentence to August for a criminal justice social work report to be prepared.
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