A man accused of terrorising the family of his ex-girlfriend was this afternoon jailed for five years.Kishauni Wolffe, 24, of Dundonald Street, had pleaded guilty at an earlier Supreme Court hearing of sending a text message to Donald Foley in which he threatened to kill his daughter, Danielle Foley, who he had dated.The message read: “To let you know your daughter is going to be dead this afternoon and that's no joke.”Wolffe admitted to police that he had sent the message, but said he had no intention of carrying out the threat.Puisne Judge Carlisle Greaves sentenced Wolffe to five years imprisonment, saying: “I think he constitutes a real danger to this young lady, a continuing danger not only to her, but perhaps to other ladies as well.“This court cannot and must not take this threat lightly. It cannot and must not lightly ignore his relentless action. It cannot and must not take the risk and hope that it will all go away and that nothing more serious will occur.”In a separate case last year Wolffe was found guilty in Magistrates' Court of threatening Ms Foley, who he had dated for three years, and having a bladed weapon in an incident that took place in the Hamilton MarketPlace parking lot.