Coatbridge tower block resident battered on man's door with an axe looking for money

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A Coatbridge tower block resident looking for money battered on another man's door with an axe.Raymond Goodwin's rampage led to a nine-month jail sentence at Airdrie Sheriff Court this week.The 34-year-old admitted threatening or abusive behaviour on the ninth floor of Calder Court on June 11 last year.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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Open the f*****g door."Goodwin was carrying an axe that he raised over his head before striking the door.He walked away but returned and battered the door another three times with the axe, causing damage.He then turned and walked to the stairwell before going back to his flat.The concierge was alerted and Goodwin was identified from the footage.

He made no reply when cops charged him.Defence agent Simon Gilmour said Goodwin, who admitted previous convictions, has an issue with drugs and is now going to Narcotics Anonymous.The brief stated: "On this occasion his judgment was impaired significantly by his consumption of street valium."Had he been sober he would not