Crime

Police Scotland’s national rollout of body-worn video equipment is set to be introduced in the Highlands this summer.

An Inverness police dog has been praised for his persistence in tracking down suspects.

Murder detectives hunting for the bodies of Renee and Andrew MacRae have confirmed they are examining possible evidence found by the A9.

A total of 56 drivers were charged with speeding offences last week in the North Highland region.

Murder investigators in the Renee and Andrew MacRae case have removed a child’s potty and carpet found south of the infamous A9 Dalmagarry layby.

Several cases from or related to Ross-shire heard in court in recent days.

A text message offer from a man selling drugs was sent to the wrong person who contacted the police and an arrest was made shortly afterwards.

Enquiries into the early morning crash are ongoing.

A wilfully-caused Dingwall fire in MacRae Crescent yesterday (March 17) has sparked a police appeal for information.

A Stolen quad bike in Dingwall has triggered a police appeal for information.

The survivor said: “Robbie Paulin was my coach, he was my best friend… he is my sexual assaulter.”

A ‘bit player’ who was snared by police in a major Highland drugs trafficking operation was jailed for five years today (March 17).

Inverness-based American football club says it ‘remains a safe place’ after conviction

Three different women complained to police about the abuse they suffered from a 47-year-old Inverness man over 19-year period, a sheriff was told.

Three taser shots were fired as the violence escalated.

Officers are asking the public saw anything on Firthview Terrace between 18.30 on Thursday and 09.30 on Friday.

A hostage was held at knifepoint during an hours long siege in Easter Ross which required armed police and specialist officers.

An Easter Ross man who paid two teenage girls hundreds of pounds a month to satisfy his foot fetish was sentenced to four years in prison.

The police look set to add a furry cute new addition to their Highland force - their first ever Giant Schnauzer pup!

Callous thieves have left a groundbreaking Inverness charity climbing centre with a whopping £2500 bill after a break-in.