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Mobility scooter theft, skirting board robbery — Saturday court round-up

© DCT Media Mobility scooter theft charge A teenager accused of stamping on a man’s head and stealing a mobility scooter has been remanded in custody. Christopher Devlin, 18, is also charged with stealing alcohol after breaking into a pub in Perth. Prosecutors allege Devlin broke into The Grill, Fleshers Vennel, on March 29 and stole bottles of alcohol. The following day on York Place, Devlin allegedly repeatedly kicked and stamped on a man’s head causing him severe injury as well as endangering his life. Devlin, of Warden Road, Glasgow, allegedly stole a mobility scooter within the grounds of The Bank Bar, South Methven Street, on March 31.

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Mobility scooter theft, skirting board robbery — Saturday court round-up

Mobility scooter theft, skirting board robbery — Saturday court round-up
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Police probe sudden death of woman, 37, in Dundee

Updated: February 18, 2021, 12:44 pm © James Simpson/DCT Media Fleming Gardens East. Neighbours have spoken of their shock and sorrow following the death of a woman in her 30s in a property in Dundee. Police said the woman had died suddenly at an address in the Fleming Gardens East area. Her death is being treated as unexplained but it is not thought to be suspicious. Several police units were spotted in the area on Tuesday afternoon, along with an ambulance crew one local woman said. Another resident – who did not want to be named – said a private ambulance arrived just before 9pm.

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Dundee pensioner says council should grit steps after wife s icy fall

by Sarah Williamson and Lindsey Hamilton January 2, 2021, 8:00 am Updated: January 2, 2021, 12:08 pm © Steve MacDougall / DCT Media A Dundee pensioner has criticised council gritting services after his wife fell down icy concrete steps. Philip and Ann Mayall were heading to the shops from their sheltered housing accommodation in Fleming Gardens South when Ann slipped. Philip, 74, said: “It’s really ridiculous, it’s absolutely covered in ice. She was going down the steps to get to the taxi – there’s so much ice on the steps and she just went down.” His 78-year-old wife, who already suffers from chronic pain and arthritis, is now suffering with “a lot worse” pain in her hip and leg.

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