'Terrified, horrified': Police officer smashed window in a neighbour dispute.

“I could hear the noise of stones hitting the glass window of the ensuite - we could see it.'

Glasgow Sheriff Court heard there was previous"history" between now suspended officer O'Neill and a married couple next door.

The 38-year-old man woke his 39-year-old wife in the early hours of the morning after hearing noises outside.Prosecutor Gail Campbell asked what the witness heard. She replied: “I could hear the noise of stones hitting the glass window of the ensuite - we could see it.The witness added that she noticed one of her windows had"shattered."The witness went on to phone the police.

Miss Campbell said: “If the court heard evidence that she wasn’t standing in her garden what do you say to that?” The woman: “I would say there was something corrupt going on, I would question how my window got smashed and how the stones got there.”She stated that her daughter went to collect her brother from school with another girl.Miss Campbell asked what was said.The witness claimed that she did not know what she meant, initially believing it to be about O'Neill hitting her car with a bin.The woman added: “She was crying, shaking and said ‘That woman next door tried to knock me down’.

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