A Glasgow woman was placed on a mattress at a police station to prevent her from injuring herself.
Teighan Andrew was taken to Cathcart police station on June 26, 2025.
While there, she refused to engage with police officers.
She was hitting her head on the wall, so they moved her to the mattress to prevent injury but she kept struggling.
Andrew kept kicking the legs of the police, including Ryan Spalding and she continued to refuse to engage.
When taken to her cell, she kicked officer Summer Garrity three times in the leg. There were no injuries.
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The 20-year-old appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court last week after she pleaded guilty to two charges of assault.
Her lawyer said: "This matter is from April. Since then, she has taken significant steps to turn her life around.
"She had a custodial sentence and was released in January 2025.
"She was still trying to sort out her affairs and she had been drinking with a friend.
"She accepts responsibility and is deeply apologetic about her actions. She is progressing extremely well and she built a positive relationship with the team supporting her."
Sheriff Colette Gallagher told the Pollokshaws Road resident: "This was a serious offence.
"But the report tells me a lot about who you are as a person.
"You have the rabbits that you look after, you are feeling a lot safer, you are able to engage with support around you.
"This was a time when you were still struggling to adjust."
Andrew was admonished.
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