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Bart Dickson A RANDY couple were caught bonking in the close of a block of flats after the woman insisted on staying outside her front door to have sex. Claire Blacklaw, 31, met up with John Kirkland, 26, in a pub and the pair made their way back to her home less than an hour later. However when they got to the entrance of the property in Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Blacklaw told him she wanted to have sex in the common close area. He asked her to go into the flat but eventually gave into her pleas and the pair undressed. A shocked neighbour heard their groans from inside her flat and called the landlord who arrived to find them having sex on the landing. Police officers were called to the scene and the pair spent the night in cells after being arrested. Blacklaw was later evicted from her flat due to the incident. Blacklaw and Kirkland appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court where they admitted an offence of public indecency by removing their clothes and having sexual intercourse within the common close on January 28 this year. Blacklaw was fined £140 while Kirkland, a chef, also of Hamilton, was ordered to pay £200. Fiscal depute Gillian Bradshaw told the court: “At 9.30pm the witness was in her flat at the locus and overheard her neighbour Miss Blacklaw talking with a male in the common close. “She formed the opinion she was very drunk as she was being very loud. “She heard Miss Blacklaw ask the male to have sex in the common close. The male was insisting on making their way into the flat but Miss Blacklaw insisted that they remain in the close. “The neighbour heard the accused begin to have sex and decided to contact the landlord. “The landlord arrived and made his way to the top of the landing where he could hear the accused having sex. “When he got to the landing both the accused were naked and having sexual intercourse. “He contacted the police and by the time officers arrived both the accused were fully dressed. “They were detained and made no reply to caution and charge.” Kenneth Greener, Blacklaw’s defence solicitor, said: “She is a first offender in every sense of the word and she can’t begin to describe her embarrassment at this. “She went to the pub at 8.30pm and by 10pm this incident was being reported to police. “Alcohol took hold very quickly and she has absolutely no recollection of this incident. There is no sense to it given it was right outside her own house. “She had an overnight spell in custody and also lost her tenancy as a result of this. It is not an offence that is going to be repeated.” Jackson Bateman, representing Kirkland, said: “He is thoroughly embarrassed by this entire incident. “He fully acknowledges his behaviour is completely unacceptable. “He is a chef to trade and he has just completed a stint working at a caravan park.” Sentencing the pair, Sheriff Ray Small told them: “I don’t think there is anything that I can do that will add to your own embarrassment at this incident being raised in public.” ENDS