The spooky driver only eats begins to harass the woman after delivering food to her home

A spooky delivery driver stalking a terrifying client, which led her to move home.

Zaid Muhammad, 27, repeatedly attended the direction of his victim without invitation.

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He made a false fall to be able to talk to the woman and on another occasion sat on a car Out of it home Before following her door.

He Just eat The worker said he was alone and asked to enter the propertyWithout realizing, the woman’s boyfriend was already inside.

Muhammad, who lived in Dunfermline On a student visa, he appeared in the city sheriff Court by sentence on Thursday.

He previously admitted that sometimes between December 24, 2024 and January 1 of this year in Lochgelly he devoted himself to stalking behavior towards women.

Fiscal deputy Brows Moffat said that the victim, whom the court heard that he has moved since then, had previously made meals of Dario’s in Cowdenbeath, where Muhammad worked as delivery driver.

In Christmas Eve around 10 pm, was at home when Muhammad appeared at her door with food, but told her she hadn’t ordered him.

Zaid produced a receipt that he said he showed that he had made the order of “just eating”, but she told him to leave.

On the afternoon of January 1, the woman had gone to a local store and when she returned home, she saw Muhammad follow her.

Mrs. Moffat said: “She was walking Back up and he was behind her as she approached her apartment.

“CCTV images show That Zaid waited in a car outside his house and followed him when he came home.

“She asked if she was fine and said she was alone and that she had only wanted to see her again.

“He asked if he could enter his house, but she refused. Then he asked if she remembered that she came to her door with the food. “

The court heard that he told the woman “I did that to see you.”

He entered his house, closed the door and was crying when he told his partner what had happened.

When he went to the door, Muhammud apologized and left.

Defense Lawyer Amy Harley said her client is currently unemployed and had been in a visa to finish her education.

She said: “It was a difficult time with her mental health And he had gone out of a difficult relationship“The lawyer continued.

“He says he felt extremely isolated and extremely only after the cultural shock of moving to Scotland. He felt disconnected from his own country. “

She added: “He is not putting excuses. I was simply looking for a company and looking for someone to talk to.

“Now he keeps his head down and wants to return to employment When your Mental health It is back under control. “

Sheriff James Hastie put Muhammad in a structured deferred sentence and will return to court on May 28.

He was also subject to an order of non -presentation for a year.