A CREEPY stalker who ignored a court order and continued to harass his ex-girlfriend has been jailed for two years.

Brian Verbarg showed up at her yoga classes and sent a dozen roses to her home on Valentines Day this year.

He also kept tabs on her with the help of a girlfriend of another man.

The 39-year-old had pleaded guilty at Glasgow Sheriff Court to acting in a threatening and abusive manner.

Verbarg admitted to breaching a different non-harassment imposed in November last year by contacting the woman.

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Sheriff Martin Jones QC jailed him and granted a non-harassment order on the victim for five years.

The court heard the couple were together for a year and separated in June 2017.

Verbarg showed up on at least two occasions at the woman’s yoga classes and stared at her.

Prosecutor Mark Allan said: “She became alarmed and spoke to a friend at the class to walk her home as she was too scared to do so on her own.”

On Valentine’s Day this year, the woman found a dozen roses and a card at her home.

It read: “Happy Valentine’s Day, love the red fern” which was a reference to a favourite book of Verbarg’s.