AN IRVINE woman who damaged another person's car by striking it repeatedly with a piece of rubble is making good progress.
Chelsea Lickrish returned to the dock at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court earlier this week in relation to the incident.
The 30-year-old previously pleaded guilty to one charge in relation to matters.
She admitted that, on March 29 this year, she "wilfully or recklessly destroyed or damaged the property belonging to another".
It is stated that she did so on her home street of Pladda Avenue by hitting a piece of rubble against the body of the vehicle and caused damage to the same.
Following her plea, Lickrish was placed on a structured deferred sentence, allowing her to be admonished at a later date if she is of good behaviour.
At her latest appearance, solicitor Brian Holliman confirmed that the Irvine woman adhered to this.
He noted that a "very positive" progress report was before the court and that Lickrish was "attending all appointments and engaging positively with them".
Sheriff Morag Fraser allowed the order to continue with a final review set for later this year.
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