An ex police officer jailed for stalking a married man she became “fixated” with was back in the dock for accessing his bank account.

Ashley Boyd, 27, became obsessed with Kevin O’Connor who is married to her former friend.

Only a month after getting a job with RBS in December 2016, she used her position to repeatedly access his account - while on bail for a stalking charge that she later pled guilty to.

As she awaited sentence, Mr O’Connor was concerned his personal information had been accessed by Boyd and an audit revealed that had been the case.

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She was jailed for stalking Mr O'Connor but her sentence was successfully appealed.

Last month at Glasgow Sheriff Court, Boyd, admitting breach data rules by accessing the account at the RBS building on Glasgow's St Vincent Street, between January 1 and February 13, 2017, while on bail.

Yesterday (Fri) sheriff Barry Divers fined her £1200 reduced from £1800 for her early plea and allowed her 28 days to pay.

Boyd previously pled guilty to “engaging in a course of conduct which cased Rhona and Kevin O’Connor fear and alarm” by stalking, between June and September 2016.

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She hacked Mr O'Connor's social media accounts and sent messages about his “unhappy marriage” to people pretending to be him, and posted an offensive tweet about his wife, Rhona.

Boyd also admitted attempting to pervert the course of justice when she had a friend give a false statement to police taking the blame for the Twitter post in a twisted attempt to divert the blame.