Man made calls to his ex-wife

A Stewartstown man who made calls to his ex-wife was given a three-month jail sentence, suspended for two years at East Tyrone Magistrates Court, sitting in Dungannon, on Friday.
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David Lowry Archibald (52), of Leck Road, admitted a charge of persistent use of an communications network to cause inconvenience and needless anxiety between February 21 and March 4 last year.

District Judge Michael Ranaghan also put in place a one year restraining order preventing the defendant having contact with the injured party.

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The court heard that Archibald told police that he had been trying to tell his ex-wife about his mother’s health and his own.

Pair were refused bail.Pair were refused bail.
Pair were refused bail.

A defence lawyer said the incident happened over a time limited period and there had been no further incidents. He said the defendant accepted the relationship had ended.

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