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AS motorist driving through Dingwall was stopped by police carrying out speed checks.
"Driving at 104mph is an extraordinary risk not only for yourself but other road users."
It is alleged that the cocaine charge occurred at a property in St Andrew's Road, Dingwall and elsewhere between April 1, 2021 and February 16, 2024.
‘He was very upset and frustrated at the time’, his defence agent told the court.
A birthday party turned nasty when a 31 year old joiner returned home drunk with his partner only to smash windows in the property.
‘Their regulations are unfair, unjust, and discriminate against island residents’, the accused told the court during his trial.
The Highland sheriff told her: ‘If you don't comply with the order fully, you will go to prison.’
The 36-year-old man has appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court.
Sheriff suggests Easter Ross man caught almost five times the drink-drive limit sell his car to pay fine imposed.
The 16-year-old is set to stand trial in the wake of the incident in Alness last June.
A drink-driver failed to see a pedal cyclist until the last minute as she drove along a Ross-shire road.
The sheriff made her thoughts known and deferred sentence for good behaviour.
A sheriff jailed a drink driver who drove his van down the wrong side of the busy A9 and rammed the car of a woman motorist he was pursuing.
"When he is driving again, he will make sure that there are no substances involved. He intends to give it up. This is a lesson learned."
The sheriff deferred sentence until tomorrow to allow the man to appoint another lawyer.
A family birthday party turned nasty when a Muir of Ord man called his ex-wife of around 30 years an ‘evil Lyn’.
Councillor Maxine Smith had been facing a court trial following charges.
Two Ross men armed themselves with knives after a lengthy drinking session and attacked each other, with one saying: ‘I have nothing to live for.’
“It became aggressive and he was saying ‘come on then’.”
Samantha MacGillivray became the third person to be charged with murdering the 36-year-old on November 11/12 last year.
