Emmerdale spoilers: Noah Dingle considers being a runner as he faces court

Emmerdale’s Noah Dingle will face court in scenes that air next week on ITV, but as his court date is over, he’s considering continuing on the run, much to the dismay of his mother Charity .

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Emmerdale: Noah Dingle was taken away by the police

Emmerdale’s Noah Dingle is due in court next week after Charity’s mother alerted the police.

This teen spied on ex Chloe Harris, put tracking software on her phone, used drones to take pictures of her, installed a microphone in her bedroom and even stole it her keys and broke into her house to look at her belongings.

However, he is eventually caught after Chloe finds a file of sneaking pictures of her on her phone and, completely distraught, she rushes home to tell Kerry and Amy what happened.

Last week, Noah was left in a panic when Kerry pushed him into an open grave, fearing he would meet his end, but he was saved by David Metcalfe despite his son Jacob was the one targeted for what happened.

While she didn’t want to call the police Noah, after much deliberation, his mother Charity decided to do the right thing and contacted the police about what he had done, handing over his laptop to do. proof.

Next week, Noah prepares for his trial, as he chats with his attorney about the process and how it all works. He will be asked how he pleaded guilty to the charges against him, but he left Charity fuming when he said he did not want to plead guilty.

There was an exchange between Amy and Noah and confused by what she said, the boy admitted to his mother that he wanted to be a track athlete. She had initially suggested, before calling the police, that he should go to Ireland with Cain to get away from the village for a while while all the heat surrounding what he was doing died down.

So this time, when he suggests the idea and she doesn’t care, Noah is fuming to leave the house, frustrated as he plots his next move. He is found by Sarah, who tries to convince him that going to court is the better thing to do.

Convinced by Sarah, Noah decides to appear in court the next day – but he’s not sure if he’ll plead guilty. It worried Charity’s mother as she planned their next course of action.

Later in court, Noah stood before the judge when he asked him what he begged for.

But will it be guilty – or not guilty?

* Emmerdale airs weekdays at 7:30pm on ITV.