A Mount Ousley man who appeared in a woman's backyard and dripped blood over the floor after he climbed through a window fronted court on Monday.
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Brian Adamson, 64, appeared before Wollongong Local Court where he admitted to breaching an apprehended domestic violence order (ADVO).
Adamson, a retired mine worker, arrived at the woman's home in breach of the ADVO via the back door in April this year.
The next day, he returned and pulled off the kitchen window fly screen, climbing through.
In doing so, he cut his hand and left blood on the window, and dripped it through the house.
Police attended the scene, and Adamson was arrested in the backyard.
Magistrate Claire Girotto warned Adamson if he continued to breach the ADVO, the court would not be lenient in its sentence in the future.
"If you keep going there, I'll put you in custody," Magistrate Girotto said.
Adamson was fined $500 and ordered a fresh 12-month good behaviour bond, and to comply with the conditions of the ADVO.
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