A WOMAN threatened to murder someone via Snapchat after they made a report about her dog being underfed.

Jade McGuire appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court for sentencing after pleading guilty to sending messages and voice recordings in which she shouted, swore, and uttered threats of violence.

The court heard that a woman, who knew McGuire through a mutual friend, cared for her dog one night in March last year.

The woman believed the dog to be underfed and the Scottish SPCA were contacted.

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McGuire, 32, from East Kilbride, later discovered a report had been made.

On April 27, 2023, the woman and others were in a home sending Snapchats using her phone.

A photograph of someone was sent to all contacts, which included McGuire.

The woman received a reply from her around an hour later.

It read: “Yous are all dirty wrong yins. I ain’t stopping for no c**t. Want a square go with me. As for empty threats, unlike you, I’ll stick to it.”

McGuire then sent two voice recordings in which she stated: “Get your junkie sister-in-law’s face off my f*****g phone. She deserves to be in the ground just like her wains and just like her scabby boyfriend. Tell you what, go and dig your own graves, throw yourself in them and do us all a favour.

“See anything you bought my dog you silly wee s**g, get it to f**k, cause see if you don’t, I’m murdering you.”

The woman attended London Road police office and spoke with cops who listened to the voice recordings.

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Officers attended McGuire’s home and arrested her.

She was cautioned and charged and made no reply.

At the sentencing hearing, her lawyer said: “There’s a bit of background to this matter. She reacted out of frustration.

“She has a limited record with two convictions. She is engaging with mental health services and taking steps to ensure this behaviour is not repeated.”

Sheriff Simone Sweeney deferred sentence for six months.

She told McGuire: “This is to allow you to show you can be of good behaviour. All sentencing options remain open when the case next calls.”

A hearing was fixed for October.