A man has pleaded guilty to a string of offences which happened within hours of each other
A 43-YEAR-OLD man who threatened a postman has pleaded guilty to a string of offences.
On February 7 Peter Chaloner attacked a manager at the Co-op store in St Johns Avenue, Churchdown,.
He grabbed the man around the neck.
After leaving the shop, he threatened a postman, Stephen Voyce, as he was doing his round.
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The postman was so scared he asked a member of the public to accompany him on the round.
Chaloner returned shortly afterwards and walked after Mr Voyce while brandishing a knife and fork, so the postman took refuge in a doctor's surgery.
Chaloner, of St Johns Avenue, Churchdown, then went home, where he was arrested by the police. Officers found cannabis at the property.
He appeared at Cheltenham Magistrates' Court yesterday and admitted charges of assault, using threatening and abusive language, possession of a knife in a public area, and possession of Cannabis.
He was released on conditional bail until he is sentenced at the same court on March 28.
Comments
by Chobblers
Wednesday, March 06 2013, 5:08PM
“knife and fork eh? he certainly made a meal of it.”