One told officers she was 'shocked' at what she saw, while another said she stopped her children going into their garden when the pensioner was outside.
A pensioner repeatedly exposed his genitals to neighbours by doing his gardening in a short kilt and wearing no underwear, a court has been told.
One told officers she was "shocked" at what she saw, while another said she stopped her children going into their garden when the pensioner was outside. He added: "When police spoke to neighbours they said it had been happening on a semi-regular basis and they believed he was doing this to show off." Defence lawyer Ed Hulme said his client, who lives with his wife and has failing eyesight, claimed he thought the officers advice was in relation to how he conducted himself in public - on buses and in cafes - adding he did not realise it applied to his own garden.Mackenzie, who appeared in court wearing a kilt, admitted a charge of public indecency by repeatedly exposing his genitals at his home in Lammerview, Chirnside, between May 4 and June 1.
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