Updated: July 24, 2021, 8:17 am
Donna McGregor leaving court.
An offshore Covid technician who crashed into a lorry while more than four times the alcohol limit told police THEY had ruined her job.
Donna McGregor had hit the drink after returning from a stressful shift offshore and then decided to drive to the shop to buy more booze at lunchtime the following day.
But the 56-year-old managed to reverse into a lamppost and then collide with a lorry on Byron Square in Aberdeen on July 7, before driving off.
Police were called and, when they arrested her, McGregor brazenly blamed them for putting her job in jeopardy.
DEXTER â Artists on the Point returns this year on July 31 after a pointed absence last year due to the pandemic.
The event is a gathering of artisans from all over the north country who showcase and sell their works. It will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Rustic Golf Course & Country Club, 16451 County Route 59, Pillar Point. The related popular raffle will benefit police K-9 units of the county this year from the Jefferson County Sheriffâs Office, Watertown city police and state police.
âThe north country has some of the most creative and diverse artisans. This show was designed to showcase their work,â Artist on the Point co-founder Donna McGregor said in a news release. âItâs no easy task to have a venue in this area that features handcrafted artwork alone. However, in the last 12 years, we have managed to showcase some very talented people and our show continues to grow.â