Are there any adverse information about NAME_1 in this article: NAME_2, 23, of 6 Hillcrest Court, Riverstick, NAME_3, pleaded guilty at Bandon District Court to two public order charges and to a charge of obstructing gardaí during the incident in Kinsale on June 7 last A young man who launched a 'vulgar, offensive and homophobic' tirade at gardaí before later stripping at a NAME_4 station must pay €1,000 to avoid prison. NAME_2, 23, of 6 Hillcrest Court, Riverstick, NAME_3, pleaded guilty at Bandon District Court to two public order charges and to a charge of obstructing gardaí during the incident in Kinsale on June 7 last. Sergeant NAME_5 told Judge NAME_6 that at 6.15pm that day gardaí received a call about a group of males drinking in the town. Two gardaí, including NAME_7, met and spoke to the group, one of whom was NAME_8, a second year business student at Cork Institute of Technology, who was standing next to a half-empty bottle of vodka. The court heard the others in the group left when asked to do so by gardaí but NAME_8 became argumentative and started swearing. Sgt NAME_9 said gardaí gave him every opportunity to walk away but he had failed to do so, calling Sgt NAME_10 a 'f*****' and a 'f*ing queer' and telling the sergeant he 'must have been bullied at school'. He told the other officer to 'fk off'. Gardaí arrested him but NAME_8 resisted when they attempted to apply handcuffs and restraint techniques were employed. The officers then walked him the 18m to the NAME_4 station but needed to then take him to Bandon NAME_4 Station. The court heard that due to the level of aggression from NAME_8, the officers did not wait for another vehicle and instead took him in the patrol car. At Bandon NAME_4 Station, NAME_8 was taken to a cell and asked to remove his belt. Sgt NAME_9 said: 'He stripped off his pants and underpants in front of a female member.' He received his rights through the cell hatch, the court heard. Six previous convictions NAME_8 had six previous convictions and had twice received the benefit of the Probation Act. His previous convictions included three for public order offences and one conviction for dangerous driving. The court heard NAME_8 had personally apologised to the gardaí at the station four weeks ago and his solicitor, NAME_11, said his client had no recollection of anything that had happened and was 'deeply ashamed by the facts, acts and languag