ALAN GRAHAME FROM GALASHIELS SENTENCED TO NIGHT-TIME CURFEW FOR DOMESTIC ABUSE
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Galashiels Domestic Abuser
A 62-year-old man named Alan Grahame, hailing from Galashiels, has been subjected to a night-time curfew as a result of his conviction on charges related to domestic abuse. The case was heard at Selkirk Sheriff Court, where Grahame was found guilty of engaging in a sustained pattern of abusive behavior directed towards his partner or former partner over a period spanning from April 2019 to April 2022.
During the trial, it was established that Grahame attempted to exert control over the woman’s personal life and social interactions. His actions included trying to manipulate her movements and friendships, as well as repeatedly attempting to determine her whereabouts. These efforts were carried out through persistent phone calls and by scrutinizing her personal mobile device, indicating a clear pattern of harassment and coercive behavior.
The court’s judgment reflected the seriousness of his conduct, leading to the imposition of a night-time curfew to prevent further incidents. This measure aims to restrict Grahame’s movements during designated hours, thereby reducing the risk of further harm or intimidation towards the victim. The case underscores the ongoing efforts of the judicial system to address and penalize domestic abuse, emphasizing the importance of protecting victims from ongoing harassment and control.
During the trial, it was established that Grahame attempted to exert control over the woman’s personal life and social interactions. His actions included trying to manipulate her movements and friendships, as well as repeatedly attempting to determine her whereabouts. These efforts were carried out through persistent phone calls and by scrutinizing her personal mobile device, indicating a clear pattern of harassment and coercive behavior.
The court’s judgment reflected the seriousness of his conduct, leading to the imposition of a night-time curfew to prevent further incidents. This measure aims to restrict Grahame’s movements during designated hours, thereby reducing the risk of further harm or intimidation towards the victim. The case underscores the ongoing efforts of the judicial system to address and penalize domestic abuse, emphasizing the importance of protecting victims from ongoing harassment and control.