A Lewis man has been sentenced to prison following two assaults on the island.
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Nann was due to stand trial by jury on four charges but pleaded guilty to two offences
at Stornoway Sheriff Court.
The 43 year old admitted injuring a woman by repeatedly hitting her on the body with a bottle.
He also punched her on the head a number of times, the court heard.
When police were
called to the violent disturbance at an address in the Cearns district of Stornoway
in April, Naan injured a constable by biting him on his fingers.
A plea of not guilty to holding a knife to a female's throat and attacking her with
a bottle was accepted by the procurator fiscal.
Sheriff David Sutherland sentenced
Nann to 16 months.
Islander jailed
22 August 2018