A 37-year-old man has admitted two further counts of breaching his early release from prison licence.

Shaun David Watterson, also known as Bignell, damaged three doors and a toilet seat at the bail hostel Tromode House, and also a police cell.

He also pleaded guilty to two counts of criminal damage, one of being drunk and disorderly, and one of resisting arrest.

Watterson has also previously pleaded guilty to another count of breaching his licence, while two other counts have been dismissed after the prosecution agreed to offer no evidence.

Sentencing has been adjourned until October 13, while a probation report is prepared.

Watterson, lastly of Tromode House, was represented in court by advocate David Clegg and is currently remanded.