JAMES WILKINS CAUSES DISTURBANCE IN JOHNSTONE AFTER FOLLOWING SCHOOLGIRL

In a troubling incident that took place in Johnstone, James Wilkins, a 55-year-old man, was involved in actions that raised serious concerns about public safety and the protection of minors. Wilkins was observed following a young schoolgirl through the streets of Johnstone, engaging her in conversations that she found to be inappropriate and unsettling.

According to reports, Wilkins approached the girl on two separate occasions while she was out in the town, making her feel uncomfortable and threatened by his behavior. The nature of his conversations was deemed inappropriate, and his actions prompted alarm among witnesses and the girl’s guardians.

Following these events, Wilkins was brought before the court where he pleaded guilty to a charge of causing a breach of the peace. The court took into account the distress caused to the young girl and the seriousness of his actions. As part of his sentence, Wilkins was ordered to complete 200 hours of unpaid community work and was placed under supervised probation to monitor his conduct moving forward.

This case highlights the ongoing importance of vigilance in safeguarding children from unwanted attention and harassment. It serves as a reminder to the community and authorities alike of the need to act swiftly and decisively to protect vulnerable individuals from potential harm.