Jul 13, 2007 • 1 min read

Jack Penate fined over graffiti at Sub Club

Jack Penate paid a £200 on-the-spot fine after allegedly drawing graffiti at Glasgow's Sub Club, according to the Daily Record.

According to reports, Jack Penate ended up paying a £200 fine last week, after he was accused of drawing graffiti on the walls of the Sub Club in Glasgow. The Daily Record notes that the graffiti was found on speakers, mirrors, walls and floors, and Penate was an immediate suspect. The venue called the police, but there was not enough evidence to press charges, so Penate returned his hotel. He was, however, forced to return to the club when staff discovered he'd left his phone behind, and allegedly threatened to call his mother. Once back there, he agreed to pay the £200 on the spot fine.

A member of staff told the tabloid: "He had marker pens in his pocket and ink all over his hands, so he was hauled into the office and the police were called. Jack might think this is rock 'n' roll, but it hasn't left him with many friends in Glasgow".

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