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Four Johnstone thugs have been jailed after they abducted and assaulted two young men.

A Paisley man who sold cocaine to two young teenagers has been given jail time.

A Paisley man has been jailed for six months after stealing used vehicle parts from a car garage.

A Paisley man claimed he was taking heroin to self-medicate his arthritis.

An organised crime gang have been jailed for ten years between them after admitting their part in a year-long £1million Renfrewshire car theft crimewave.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensCID officers swooped on the address at Hillside Road, in the south end of the town, where they discovered a number of rooms were filled with mature cannabis plants.Defence agent Terry Gallanagh said his client, who spoke via an Albanian interpreter, was admitting responsibility for producing the drugs at a pre-trial hearing before Sheriff Bruce Erroch QC.He said: “Mr Viso is pleading guilty to the offence and the court would benefit from background reports in preparation for sentencing.“As a report would be needed, your Lordship may wish to adjourn matters, and hear a narrative of the case at a later date.”Procurator fiscal depute Ed Sheeran confirmed the prosecution was happy to adjourn the

pocket.” Noon was taken to Govan police station where he was cautioned and charged.He appeared in the dock where he pleaded guilty to possession of a knife in a public place without reasonable excuse or lawful authority.Defence agent Terry Gallanagh told the court his client was admitting a “technical breach” of the legislation.He said: “He works full time and uses the knife in the course of his employment.“He wasn’t going to or returning from work at the time it was in his possession.“The reason he is appearing on indictment is that he has an analogous conviction from 10 years ago.“He works fixing railways surrounding curtilage and the knife was used for opening packaging.”Mr Gallanagh added Noon’s employers had written to the court

locked up over claims they turned a Scots property into a cannabis farm. Cuong Nguyen, 48, Anh Nguyen, 23, Dinh Vinh Quang, 45, and a 17-year-old, who can't be named for legal reasons, are said to have produced the class B drug at a property in Lochwinnoch, Renfrewshire.