A MAN was warned he could go to prison after he told cops "f**k the police" and "up the Ra, god bless".

Around 8.40pm on April 26 last year, cops were driving on Dumbarton Road and stopped at a red light.

Ireneusz Hrynkow, 48, who was standing on the pavement, shouted "f**k the police" and raised his arms.

The officers stopped him, to which he replied: "What? I have done nothing wrong.”

The Newbank resident was arrested, cautioned and charged.

Then, around 9pm on August 25 last year, police caught him on Bell Street in the city centre singing a sectarian song.

He was arrested and taken to the police station.

Finally, around 12.30pm on October 20 last year, officers saw Hrynkow standing on London Road, next to the BP petrol station.

He was stopped and became aggressive and obstructive.

He said: “Up the Ra, god bless.”

He walked away but police officers turned back to him and he was arrested, cautioned and charged.

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Hrynkow appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court last week, after he pleaded guilty to behaving aggressively on all three occasions, singing a sectarian song and making a reference to a proscribed organisation.

At the hearing, sheriff Alan McKay asked his lawyer: "When I’m told he was singing a sectarian song, is he fluent in English, does he know the words?"

She answered: “Yes, my Lord.”

The sheriff said: "He is a continuous offender with a drink problem."

Hrynkow's lawyer replied: "He recognises that to be a factor. If your lordship is willing to give him an opportunity to show he can be on good behaviour, he would take that."

Sentence was deferred for good behaviour.

The sheriff told Hrynkow: "If you go back to your old ways of drinking and stupidity, it is likely you will go to prison."