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1 month ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | David Love |Dale Haslam
A man smashed up a chip shop – after he was refused cheese sauce. Charles MacLennan went to Renato’s on Dingwall High Street on Sunday afternoon having just been freed from spending 15 months on remand awaiting trial. After ordering chips and cheese sauce, the 41-year-old was turned away because he couldn’t pay for it. MacLennan then claimed he heard someone call him “a beast” – which enraged him because he had been acquitted last Friday by a jury of serious offences.
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2 months ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Dale Haslam |David Love
An Inverness businessman has accused the two thugs who viciously attacked him of treating real life like Grand Theft Auto. Master chocolatier Lucas Story arrived in Inverness from Belgium almost a quarter of a century ago and built up a popular business – Story Chocolates – with his wife Ingrid. But the 71-year-old as a result of the ongoing trauma caused by thugs Callum Ross and Matthew Bell, who hijacked his work van while high on drugs and viciously beat him up.
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Jan 17, 2025 |
pressandjournal.co.uk | David Love
An Inverness man who frequently abuses retail and bar staff has been described as “a complete menace when drunk”. John Mackay appeared from custody at Inverness Sheriff Court and was sentenced over a multitude of offences. Mackay, 50, was “always remorseful when sober”, his lawyer Samantha Morrison said, adding that her client “wanted to change”. Mackay admitted stealing £149 of CDs and DVDs from the HMV in the Eastgate Shopping Centre on April 11 and April 12 – none of which were recovered.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
pressandjournal.co.uk | David Love
An Easter Ross man has appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court accused of causing the death of a woman in a crash on the A9 last year. Jamie Little, 40, is alleged to have been driving dangerously on the road near Torepark with nearly six times the legal amount of cocaine in his blood. The charges alleges that he collided with another car being driven by Margaret Sutherland, 59, who later died from her injuries.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
pressandjournal.co.uk | David Love
A gambling addict who fleeced his kind-hearted elderly neighbour out of £4,500 was today jailed for eight months. Angus Brady took the 83-year-old’s bank card and used it to steal the cash from ATMs in Inverness and Aberdeen, Inverness Sheriff Court was told. Sheriff Gary Aitken was told the dishonest former Royal Mail worker has no previous convictions but decided to jail him anyway, describing the crime as “a gross breach of trust”. Brady’s victim has since died, the court heard.
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