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An Easter Ross teenager racially abused a McDonald’s employee while telling him to ‘Go back to Africa’.
A Dingwall railway maintenance worker who drove after taking cocaine and then resisted police has been fined and banned from driving.
He failed to disclose to police he was in possession of the needle despite being asked if he had anything sharp in his possession, court told.
Sheriff Macdonald told Reid: ‘It was a difficult experience for the police officers dealing with you. Biting the officers can lead to ajail sentence.’
‘The evidence given by her victims has resulted in this conviction, which I hope brings some comfort to those affected by her offending.’
Two Easter Ross men armed themselves with knives after adrinking session and attacked each other, with one saying: ‘I have nothing to live for.’
Two Easter Ross men armed themselves with knives after adrinking session and attacked each other, with one saying: ‘I have nothing to live for.’
Police Scotland has confirmed the death of a 37-year-old man in Inverness Prison.
A mother of two collected her children from nursery and then drove over five miles to her home while almost five times the legal drink-drive limit.
Car park attack came just weeks another youth was stabbed on the legs and arms in the city centre.
The 23-year-old Romanian was recruited by a serious organised crime gang uncovered by the police County Lines operation.
"He had consumed a vast amount of alcohol at the time and his recollection is limited.”
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.
