A text message offer from an Easter Ross man selling drugs was sent to the wrong person who contacted the police.
At one point Muldoon demanded a helicopter to fly him from Alness to London.
He appeared by video link at Inverness Sheriff Court to admit a total of five charges whereby he sent a 13 and 17-year-old explicit photos.
Two men have appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court following an alleged street attack in Invergordon last week.
A son attacked his father after coming to stay with family in North Kessock at Hogmanay when he got told off for letting the pet dog escape.
Sheriff was perplexed about how to sentence 29-year-old.
A forgetful Easter Ross woman was arrested in Inverness's Porterfield Prison because she forgot she had an LSD tablet in her pocket.
A man whose dog attacked a deer while being used to hunt hares at a Caithness cemetery has become the first to be convicted under new hunting laws.
On another occasion a different woman picked up a rolling pin to protect herself from the same man.
An Inverness shop worker was struck on the hand with the blades of a pair of scissors by a Ross-shire man who had asked him to leave.
He also assaulted another woman and threatened to inject her with heroin.
Police saw him going to a secluded area near Cambrai Court where they recovered 35.21 grams of cocaine.
Ross was fooled by a decoy and this week told there’s ‘an exceedingly high possibility of a significant custodial sentence’.
A 33-year-old mother of three who was concerned in the supply of drugs was placed under social work supervision for the next three years.
Two men have appeared in court following a crash on the A82 involving an alleged stolen vehicle when a police constable was seriously injured.
A Muir of Ord man threatened to harm a Tesco staff member and his family after being suspected of being about to steal from the supermarket.
The High Court in Edinburgh heard that Mackay (37) was providing assistance by directing the courier on September 23 in 2020.
He told police he made the comment due to then Ross County star Yan Dhanda's impending move to Hearts.
A 48-year-old Tain man threatened to dig up the body of his ex-partner's dead dog and take photographs of it, Inverness Sheriff Court was told.
The court heard: "He ran towards her, grabbed her and punched her repeatedly on the head, seized her hair and indicated he would stab her.”