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CARLISLE WOMAN STUCK ON SCAFFOLDING ARRESTED
Friday, 09 November 2012
A woman who had been drinking and got stuck on the top of scaffolding has been arrested on suspicion of causing a public nuisance.

The 47-year-old woman from Carlisle became stranded on the scaffolding on Petteril Bank Road in the Harraby area of the city.

The woman was in custody yesterday.

A spokesman from the ambulance service described her as “under the influence”, while police have said she was “intoxicated”.

A police spokeswoman said that she was “refusing come down” but added that it looked as if the she had tried to come part of the way down.

Workmen on the site called the police at 11.45am.
 
A woman who climbed up scaffolding on a Carlisle housing estate has appeared in court.

Sandra Beattie, 47, from Vasey Crescent in the Warwick Road area of Carlisle, admitted causing a public nuisance in Harraby on November 8.

Carlisle magistrates heard how a workman on the roof behind the shops in Petteril Bank Road saw Beattie climbing a ladder onto the scaffolding.

Adrienne Harris, prosecuting, said the worker tried to stop her but couldn’t, so he helped her up onto the scaffolding and then onto a flat wooden platform for her own safety.

The man alerted police but when they arrived they couldn’t get her to come down of her own accord, so they called an ambulance and the fire service. Fire officers attempted to place a harness and rope to help her down but she became aggressive.

Eventually a turntable fire vehicle was brought in and Beattie was brought down safely.

Mrs Harris told the court that during police interview Beattie had said she went up the scaffolding to kill herself. She had alcohol problems and was drunk on the day of the incident.

Margaret Payne, defending, told the court that Beattie was extremely embarrassed about being in court.

The case was adjourned until November 27 for reports.
 
Mrs Harris told the court that during police interview Beattie had said she went up the scaffolding to kill herself.

Fire officers attempted to place a harness and rope to help her:laugh::laugh:
 
Mrs Harris told the court that during police interview Beattie had said she went up the scaffolding to kill herself.

Fire officers attempted to place a harness and rope to help her:laugh::laugh:

should have put the rope round her neck n said jump now if u dare :nuts: bet u any money she would have walked herself down the ladder then :laugh:
 
CARLISLE WOMAN STUCK ON SCAFFOLDING ARRESTED
Friday, 09 November 2012
A woman who had been drinking and got stuck on the top of scaffolding has been arrested on suspicion of causing a public nuisance.

The 47-year-old woman from Carlisle became stranded on the scaffolding on Petteril Bank Road in the Harraby area of the city.

The woman was in custody yesterday.

A spokesman from the ambulance service described her as “under the influence”, while police have said she was “intoxicated”.

A police spokeswoman said that she was “refusing come down” but added that it looked as if the she had tried to come part of the way down.

Workmen on the site called the police at 11.45am.

yea if the daft apth had fallen who they would pointed the finger at to sort her compensation claim
 
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