A VIOLENT transgender prisoner considered one of Scotland's most dangerous inmates has been convicted of assaulting four guards.
Scott - previous known as Andrew Burns and is serving a life sentence - attempted to bite Mr Melloy and punched Mr Kane at Glasgow Royal Infirmary.Scott also kicked and choked Mr MacDonald at the same jail where she is still being held.She was initially flanked by four security guards and three police officers during the first day of proceedings.This included members of the public and legal officials being positioned a significant distance away from the dock.
The court heard that Scott was in hospital in May 2021 after swallowing a pen when she was restrained by Mr Melloy and Mr Kane. Prison officer Sandra Romanes, 45, told the court she witnessed Scott attack colleague Mr MacDonald while being restrained in her cell in September 2022."I observed her have hold of his collar on the front of his shirt which was pulled against the front of his neck.The court heard that Scott also ripped the seat of a cell van when she was being transported to a court in January 2020.
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