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A lawyer sent dozens of sex snaps to a violent prisoner behind bars for a meat cleaver attack after defending him in court.

A woman caught smuggling drugs into a Scottish prison and giving them to her "career criminal" boyfriend amid fears he'd kill her if she didn't has been spared jail. Lyndsey Lamont claims she took cocaine worth £800 into HMP Greenock, in Inverclyde, because she'd been pressured by Stuart Sharp.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensMacPherson then pushed her, and spat on and racially abused cops called out to his Renfrew address following the disturbance of Friday, January 29.He appeared at Paisley Sheriff Court before Sheriff Mark Thorley for sentencing today after pleading guilty to charges of assaulting his partner by spitting on her and pushing her.He admitted causing public disorder by shouting and swearing and uttering offensive remarks at police.MacPherson also admitted struggling violently with cops and assaulting officers by kicking them and spitting on them.The court heard MacPherson and Ms Boyle, who have three children, have since reconciled.Defence agent Amy Spencer said: “He acknowledges the serious nature of

court charged with breaking into a police car and stealing a satnav. Ross McFadyen is said to have targeted the Police Scotland vehicle on Monday, June 14, 2021.

McGinty. However, defence agent Amy Spencer pointed out her client Boyd had sustained a broken wrist as a result of the fracas.She added there was “provocation” behind the events of that evening.She said: “She is absolutely appalled by her conduct and when your Lordship was looking through the photos, she looked even more ashamed.

court - after turning up while infected with Covid-19.Andrew Cowan was due to appear at Paisley Sheriff Court on Friday for two pre-trial hearings.But he told security staff at the building that he had tested positive for the deadly virus on Thursday - despite government guidelines around self-isolating - and was sent on his way.The details emerged when the cases against Cowan, 52, called in his absence.Defence solicitor Amy Spencer said: "He attended at court this morning and told the court security guards that he had tested positive for Covid-19."Unsurprisingly, he was not allowed in."He is pleading not guilty to the indictments."Cowan, of Renfrew, faces six housebreaking charges, a charge that he intended to commit theft, and a charge of