article_snippet.sent: Prosecutor Mavis Ramkissoon said: 'Without warning at 12.25pm, Steven Abberley stood up and began to shout, "I'm sorry about this ladies and gentlemen". '
article_snippet.sent: When Prosecutor Mavis Ramkissoon was arrested, Steven Abberley made admissions to the arresting officer concerning criminal damage to the Palace of Westminster', Prosecutor Mavis Ramkissoon said.
article_snippet.sent: The court heard that Abberley, whose mother was in court today, is taking medication for mental health and a behavioural disorder.
article_snippet.sent: Abberley, from Carshalton, south London, admitted one count of criminal damage and one of threatening behaviour.
article_snippet.sent: The unemployed 28-year-old was given suspended sentences for criminal damage and threatening behaviour . '
article_snippet.sent: The sentences will run concurrently and Abberley has been ordered to pay back £500 in compensation at a rate of £5 a fortnight.
article_snippet.sent: The sentences will also undergo supervision sessions for two years, mental health treatment for the next year, and pay an £80 victim surcharge.
highlights_snippet.sent: Steven Abberley was given suspended sentences for threatening behaviour and criminal damage .