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Shoplifter attacked staff at Dundee store and threatened to murder them

Updated: December 23, 2020, 10:41 am © Supplied A serial shoplifter attacked and threatened supermarket staff after she tried to leave with nearly £165 worth of goods. Michelle Garvie, 40, was jailed after she admitted repeatedly punching a woman during a scuffle at Poundstretcher, Lochee Road, on December 11. Garvie also threatened to murder another staff member as she left while throwing the stolen goods. Dundee Sheriff Court heard how staff became suspicious of Garvie, who has multiple previous convictions, as she pulled a basket containing numerous items worth £164.51. Fiscal depute Gavin Burton said: “The accused was seen selecting numerous items from the shelves and putting items down the front of her jacket and a shopping bag.

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Dundee drink-driver banned after taking his Porsche to McDonald s

© DC Thomson Yasin Okhai appeared at Dundee Sheriff Court. The McDonald s drink-driver was banned from driving and fined. A sweets supplier found almost seven times the drink-drive limit after taking his pranged Porsche to McDonald’s has been fined and banned. Officers watched as Yasin Okhai briefly blocked the entrance to the Camperdown Leisure Park drive-thru on November 15 after performing an awkward manoeuvre in his Porsche 911. The 41-year-old had to be propped up by police as he struggled to maintain his balance. Okhai, the director of city-based confectionery suppliers Sweetzone Ltd, was banned from driving for 16 months and fined £600 at Dundee Sheriff Court.

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Dundee businessman blocked McDonald s drive-through in Porsche while nearly seven times alcohol limit

Dundee businessman blocked McDonald’s drive-through in Porsche while nearly seven times alcohol limit Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A businessman who blocked a McDonald’s drive-through in his badly damaged Porsche said he was fit to drive, despite being nearly seven times the alcohol limit. Yasin Okhai could barely stand up even though the offence took place the morning after he had been drinking, a court was told yesterday. Sweet supplier Okhai claimed he believed because he was fit and regularly visited the gym that he would be alright to drive after having a post-booze nap.

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Covid-19: Lout abused officers who broke up Craigie house party

Updated: December 21, 2020, 11:55 am © DC Thomson Dundee Sheriff Court. Police were abused by a drunken lout after they broke up an early morning party in Craigie which broke Covid-19 rules. James Savery was fined after threatening police with violence on Huntly Road on Tuesday. Officers were investigating reports of an assault in the street and forced their way into the property after repeatedly knocking the door. They found multiple partygoers, including Savery, under the influence at around 5.30am at the Craigie address, which was a clear breach of Covid-19 rules. Dundee Sheriff Court was told that a member of the public had phoned the police to report a man lying unconscious in the street.

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Police draw taser on a man who refused to turn down the volume of his TV

© Kim Cessford Dundee Sheriff Court. Police drew a taser on a man who tried to headbutt and bite officers after he had refused to turn down his booming television. Richard Nicoll, 22, threatened the families of PCs Lewis Smith and Jamie Hays after being placed in a police van on December 9. Dundee Sheriff Court heard how one of the officers drew his taser in an effort to calm Nicoll down but did not discharge it. Residents on Abernethy Road had raised multiple complaints with police throughout the evening because of the noise that was coming from Nicoll’s address. Nicoll immediately became aggressive after answering the door to the police.

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