Offence: Communications Act offences usually involve phone calls or text messages. (Image: Supplied)
A YOUNG Carlisle woman has admitted sending a "grossly offensive" message to another person.
At the city's Rickergate Magistrates' Court, Cheryl Ramona Nisbet, of Westmorland Street, pleaded guilty to committing the offence on December 4, 2019.
She had previously denied the allegation.
Magistrates imposed a community order, which includes a six week 8pm to 6am electronically monitored curfew.
She must also pay prosecution costs of £85, along with a £90 victim surcharge.
No further details of the offence were outlined in the court record, though the defendant's guilty plea was taken into account.
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