Michael Fitzgerald, aged 32, of Argyle Avenue, Aylesbury pleaded guilty to one count each of; affray, possession of a bladed article in a public place, and criminal damage.
He was sentenced to three years and eight months imprisonment at Aylesbury Crown Court on Tuesday (11/10).
On 15 April, earlier this year, Fitzgerald turned up to a property in Redcliff Walk, Aylesbury.
Fitzgerald threw items at the property from outside, before trying to force open the front door.
He then threatened one of the occupants with a knife.
Before leaving, he threw a plant pot through a window causing it to break.
Investigating officer, Detective Constable Annabel Wilmot, based at Aylesbury police station, said: “I am pleased we have secured this result and Fitzgerald will now have time in prison to reflect on his actions.
“Thames Valley Police will not tolerate crimes of this nature and will work relentlessly to put offenders in front of the courts.”
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