Victoria Keel: Last News

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletterA homophobic yob who targeted police with vile remarks has been sent back behind bars to await sentencing.William Reynolds, 38, launched a foul-mouthed rant at cops after he was lifted for kicking off at a busy railway station.Paisley Sheriff Court heard Reynolds was arrested for public disorder at Milliken Park Station, in Johnstone, when he turned hateful against police.He was under the influence of substances when he was stopped by cops for a drugs search on February 7, this year.Prosecutor Victoria Keel told how the station wasbusy with members of the public when police attended and took him into custody.She said: “He was

A Scots manager at a popular bar and restaurant stole more than 19,000 from the premises. James Killen, 36, stole the cash from Lebowski's in Glasgow's Finneston between October 22 and 30, 2018.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.A rookie driver made an ‘L’ of a mess at a filling station when she took a shot of her pal’s motor.Charlotte Gibson, 18, gunned her friend’s Renault Clio right into the shop at the Esso Garage in Main Road, Elderslie, cracking the window, and sending items tumbling from the shelves.Paisley Sheriff Court heard Gibson had been out with pals in her friend’s black Clio on June 19, last year, when they pulled in at the forecourt.Procurator fiscal depute Victoria Keel said: “Gibson and her two friends had alighted from the vehicle and were attending the garage shop.“Thereafter, they returned to the motor

attacking his partner in a festive rammy which saw their Christmas tree knocked over and baubles smashed.Reginald Philp, 64, a fireman with almost 32 years service in Renfrewshire, assaulted June Kerr following a boozy bash on Boxing Day which they attended with family and friends.Paisley Sheriff Court heard first offender Philp and Ms Kerr returned to the house they shared in Linwood, where he pounced on her on after learning their taxi fare had been already paid for.The court heard he grabbed her hair, pulled her to the floor and, in the ensuing scuffle, trashed their living room, as well as leaving her bleeding and badly shaken.Procurator fiscal depute Victoria Keel said the victim’s daughter phoned a cab to return Philp and her mother

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A vile bully bit his girlfriend’s nose in a horror attack at her home.Graham Thompson, 42, mauled Stacey Divers’ face after hounding her in her bedroom following a heated argument at the property in Glenburn.Paisley Sheriff Court heard Thompson and Ms Divers had been having a row on May 9 last year when he chased after her and attacked her, leaving her face streaming with blood.Procurator fiscal depute Victoria Keel said: “Ms Divers and the accused were in the living room and had been having an argument.“At around 10.15pm, Ms Divers left the living room and entered her bedroom.“The accused went in after her and pushed his face up against hers and bit