Lanarkshire woman discovered items had been stolen from her car after seeing Facebook post about other theftsĬampbell has since served a lengthy prison sentence for an unrelated assault and his lawyer asked Sheriff Joseph Hughes to call for background reports before dealing with the current case. It's his position that he remembers nothing about the incident at the hospital." Read More Related Articles Mr Lutton said: "This led to symptoms including seizures and confusion. However, on top of that he was "self-medicating" with another painkiller, the illegal drug tramadol. The eye had to be washed out and sterilised, but the officer didn't develop Covid as a result.Ĭampbell was detained in hospital for treatment.ĭefence agent Mark Lutton said his client had suffered broken ribs and was taking a prescribed painkiller. Vile Lanarkshire beast who raped his own sisters when they were children jailed for 10 years. He was being restrained while hospital staff tried to assess him when he spat directly in the police officer's eye. The court heard police officers had been helping ambulance staff after Campbell became unwell at an address in the area. He admitted assaulting a police officer at Monklands Hospital on March 24, 2020, while on bail for separate charges. 
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