Woman phoned 999 and said: 'I am going to blow up the building', Ballymena court hears
A woman phoned 999 and told police: "I am going to blow up the building", a court has been told.
She also said: "Someone is slitting my throat" and that she needed police "ASAP".
Details were given to Ballymena Magistrates' Court where Padraigin Taylor (27), with an address listed as Slemish Drive in Ballymena, admitted improper use of a communications network in relation to December 17 last year.
She had been "highly intoxicated", was "quite rude," and was "laughing throughout" some of the four calls, the court was told.
She appeared at court via video link from prison.
The defendant admitted a second charge - being disorderly in the Devenagh Court area of Ballymena at 5am on December 13 last year.
The court heard she had been shouting, was being loud and aggressive on the street and was banging on doors, awakening residents.
A defence solicitor said the defendant, who had 53 previous convictions, has a "long history of alcohol abuse".
In the run-up to Christmas she was "abusing vodka in a significant level", the court heard.
The defendant was given a two months jail sentence.