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A drug-driver who failed to provide a blood sample because he was “scared of needles” has been banned from the roads.

A Paisley chef who punched a taxi driver over claims he refused to take him home has been ordered to pay his victim compensation.

A Paisley man’s partner “locked” himself in the bedroom after being assaulted.

Available on both Android and Apple. Download here: smarturl.it/RenfrewLiveSocialPaisley Sheriff Court heard Murray who had stayed at the property until moving to another house in Renfrew, placed the occupants in a state of fear and alarm.Procurator fiscal depute Kirsten Brierley said: “At around 8pm on the day in question the witnesses were at home watching a movie in the living room.“At around 8.10pm they heard banging coming from the front door and that point the accused stormed into the living room and began shouting and swearing at witnesses.“He began shouting at one witness, ‘This is my f****** house!’ and ‘This is my f****** dog!’“He was shouting and swearing while standing in front of the witnesses while moving toward them showing

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensProcurator fiscal depute Kirsten Brierley said: “The accused was taken to the hospital due to his level of intoxication.“He was admitted for observation and a member of staff attended to carry out routine checks.“The accused became abusive. He told the witness to ‘f*** off,’ and said, ‘I want to sleep.’“He was told his language was unacceptable.“The witness observed the accused had urinated on himself and stated he wanted to help.“The accused, ‘You are a p***,’ and he added, ‘You are not getting to take my top off.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensPaisley Sheriff Court heard Heron, of Argyle Street in Paisley, had been chatting away with the manager on duty just prior to swiping the merchandise.Procurator fiscal depute Kirsten Brierley told the court: “The witness, the manager, was working in the Holland & Barrett store in Paisley when the accused Heron entered at around 5pm and made her way to the rear of the shop to speak to the manager.“At that time the manager noted a certain level of stock and left the accused to deal with another customer.“The manager then noticed items, the Hair Gummies, were missing.“The accused left the shop but made no attempt to pay for any of the items.“The manager viewed CCTV, which showed the accused taking

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensPaisley Sheriff Court heard Rostas claimed he thought the pricey components were actually scrap metal lying around the yard at Inchinnan Road, Renfrew, which is run by the University of Strathclyde.Procurator fiscal depute Kirsten Brierley said: “A witness was at the rear of yard, which is operated by the University of Strathclyde.“The yard is used for deliveries for the research centre and the perimeter is fenced off and there are gates, which were open at the time of the incident.“At around 11.35am on September 26, 2018, a witness observed the accused in the rear of the yard where he was moving various items of metal, including titanium plates and cylinders.“They were put in the back of a

Paisley address when he broadcast himself on the internet. Leigh Sutherland, 27, streamed live footage of himself driving a car from Paisley to Cumbernauld on social media.