–?? ?On bail for threatening behaviourThe man who was tied up by his neighbour over the weekend has been fined by the court for damage to property and was placed on bail for threatening behaviour.Eighteen-year-old Anand Roberts made an appearance before Magistrate Faith Mc Gusty at the Providence Magistrates’ Court on Monday.Anand Roberts was tied to a post in his neighbour’s yard.Roberts was charged with damage to property,Cheap Jerseys Online, in that on Sunday April 14 at Land of Canaan,Jerseys Cheap NFL, East Bank Demerara,Wholesale Jerseys Free Shipping, he damaged three louvre window panes valued at $625. To that charge the accused pleaded guilty. The court was told that on the day in question Roberts threw bricks at Raquel Cameron’s house and as a result the window panes were broken. When asked why he stoned the woman’s house the accused told the court that he just did it “to see if she was at home”.The Magistrate then asked the accused why he did not do the proper thing and go into her yard and call for her. The accused stared blankly before stating that after he threw bricks at her house she did the same to his premises.He was fined $10,NBA Store,000 with an alternative of 3 weeks imprisonment.The other charge stated that on the same day Roberts used threatening behaviour against his neighbour Racquel Cameron. He pleaded not guilty. Roberts said after he threw the brick on Cameron’s house he did not remember anything else as he was drunk.He was placed on $10,Wholesale Cheap Jerseys,000 bail and will return to court on July 15.On Sunday last Cameron was forced to restrain Roberts to a post after he entered her yard and began to verbally abuse her. The woman had claimed that last Sunday’s incident was one of many and the one that broke the camel’s back. It was reported that Roberts was in the habit of tormenting his neighbour whenever he was under the influence of alcohol. Frustrated with the man’s behaviour the woman took matters into her own hand and tied the drunken Roberts to a post as she awaited the police.