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A police officer sued for sex harassment after his colleague called him 'Dolly Parton' because he only worked nine to five. PC Stephen Knox complained after the other PC whistled the country singer's hit song '9 To 5' at him at their station. His fellow officer even printed out A4-sized photographs of the American star's face and plastered them over PC Knox's computer and desk, an employment tribunal heard.

An urgent police search has been launched for a 12-year-old boy who vanished overnight in Paisley.

Cops are hunting the culprits of a deliberate fire attack at a property in Paisley as two charities and an engineering firm suffered extensive damage.Emergency services raced to the scene on William Street around 12.45am on Wednesday with fire crews battling the blaze remaining at the incident for 10 hours.Officers are now appealing for anyone with information to get in touch.No one was in the building at the time of the attack but there has been significant damage to an engineering firm and two charities.The fire is being treated as deliberate following an investigation from the Scottish Fire and Rescue service.Detective Constable Stephen Knox, Paisley CID, said: "There are a number of companies, including an engineering firm and two

Paisley. The incident happened at a premises on Gallowhill Road around 4.20pm on Friday, July 17.An unidentified man entered the store and threatened staff with a large knife.