Honour Kelly was found to have 94 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath A WOMAN has been banned from the roads for almost two years after being caught driving near Dumbarton whilst more than four times over the legal alcohol limit. Honour Kelly was found to have 94 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath while behind the wheel of a car on the eastbound A82, near the Dunglass roundabout between Bowling and Milton, on December 6 last year. The current limit in Scotland is 22 microgrammes. She was on bail at the time, having been granted bail in connection with a separate matter at Glasgow Sheriff Court in October.
Dumbarton Sheriff Court A MAN caught concealing three blades inside his boxer shorts in a Clydebank street has been told he’ll be jailed next month. Andrew Devenney will find out the length of his prison sentence next month after he pleaded guilty to a series of offences committed in Park Road in Dalmuir. Dumbarton Sheriff Court heard on Friday that police who were on uniform mobile patrol in the area saw Devenney unsteady on his feet at around 8.30pm on January 15. The cops turned their vehicle around to check on Devenney’s welfare, and they could tell he was intoxicated.
Dumbarton Sheriff Court TWO men have been sentenced for weapons and drink driving offences in Clydebank last year. Kevin McPhail and Liam Maloney, both listed in court papers as inmates at Low Moss prison, previously pleaded guilty to a series of charges relating to incidents on Saturday November 21. McPhail, 34, was on bail from Glasgow Sheriff Court when he was caught with an 18-inch machete and a hatchet in Whitecrook Street. He also failed to provide two specimens of breath to officers when taken to Clydebank police office. Maloney, 22, was the subject of three bail orders – one granted just three days earlier – when he stole fuel from the BP filling station on Glasgow Road, Clydebank.
Andrew Devenney, 21, faces jail after he pleaded guilty to being in possession of the items. A hearing at Dumbarton Sheriff Court last week was told that police had seen Devenney unsteady on his feet while they were out on uniform mobile patrol at around 8.30pm on January 15. They turned their vehicle around in Park Road, Dalmuir to check on Devenney’s welfare and they could tell he was intoxicated. They also detected the smell of cannabis. Devenney, the court was told, kept his hands in his pockets, so police detained him for a search, asking him if he had anything sharp.
Clydebank man Aaron Swanson who set up pot farm in flat he shared with children is jailed
Police discovered a cannabis cultivation with a potential upper value of more than £35,000 when they carried out a raid in January at the Dalmuir Court flat Aaron Swanson shared with his family A CLYDEBANK father of four who had tens of thousands of pounds worth of cannabis plants in his family flat has been jailed. Aaron Swanson, 23, pleaded guilty at Dumbarton Sheriff Court last week to producing cannabis and to being concerned in the supply of the drug between October 22, 2020 and January 22, 2021. He was on two bail orders at the time.