Woman admits sexually assaulting police officer in Port Glasgow
Woman admits sexually assaulting police officer

A woman has admitted sexually assaulting a police officer by grabbing his privates. Robyn Murdoch, 31, also made sexually explicit remarks to the victim and two other officers for her own “sexual gratification,” a court heard.

Guilty Plea to Assault and Sexual Communication

Murdoch pleaded guilty to assaulting the same officer, and another male officer, by attempting to bite them and spit on them, and by repeatedly kicking them on the body. She also admitted directing a sexual verbal communication at the officers by repeatedly uttering sexually explicit and derogatory remarks towards them.

The Port Glasgow offender also admitted directing a sexual comment at a female police officer, and uttering sexually explicit and derogatory remarks towards her without consent.

Incident Details and Court Proceedings

The series of offences took place in Port Glasgow on December 21, 2025, Greenock Sheriff Court heard. The court was told Murdoch made the remarks intentionally and for the purposes of obtaining sexual gratification or of humiliating, distressing or alarming the police officers.

Murdoch, of John Wood Street, was also charged with urinating on the floor at Greenock police office and uttering offensive and derogatory remarks while she was in the station. Her not guilty plea to that charge was accepted by the Crown.

Sentence Deferred

Sentence has been deferred until November 4 and Murdoch was released on bail.