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A 48-year-old man was given unpaid work after abusing boys and girls at properties in Ross-shire and Moray.
The 52-year-old, who subjected Highland women to domestic abuse over a five-year period, was jailed for a total of 32 months.
Assaults at bus stations are “skyrocketing”, according to the Scottish Conservatives – just over a year after the tragic death of an Elgin driver
A man who was “never skilled enough to do the work” scammed two women out of thousands of pounds for incomplete roof repairs.
The attack was during a course of violent conduct which took place between May 1975 and August 2022.
He defrauded them of thousands after carrying out an estimated £100 worth of shoddy, substandard work, a court heard.
“I don't believe for a minute that it was just happenstance for you to come together and then suddenly hatch this plan,” says sheriff.
A Sheriff has taken pity on a motor mechanic after hearing his tales of woe following his arrest last May.
30-year-old man appeared in court today.
Another man in the group is also punished but court hears “he has distanced himself from a negative peer group”.
The 32-year-old was found by police in a field after crashing through bushes.
A 19-year-old took a knife to a supermarket in Nairn.
‘He is remorseful and ashamed,’ hears Inverness Sheriff Court.
Victim was kicked in the face after punching attacker.
Court hears 80-year-old broke down in tears when he heard the consequences of the crash from police.
Obscene material was found after police seized two devices belonging to 57-year-old man.
Staff at a Nairn supermarket were alarmed when a knife dropped out of a customer's clothing as he bent down to pick up a plastic bag.
He ended up down an embankment and suffered a broken back but managed to drag himself back onto the road to try and check on people in other car.
“You are clearly not a fit person to be freed,” sheriff told the teenager.
Sheriff Eilidh Macdonald was told that most of the incidents started innocently on social media but then got increasingly sexualised.
