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Aberdeen shoplifter given opportunity to prove she can behave

Aberdeen shoplifter given opportunity to prove she can behave © DCT Media A sheriff has given an Aberdeen shoplifter the chance to prove she can behave herself. Nicola Hanratty appeared in the dock at Aberdeen Sheriff Court after previously pleading guilty to a charge of theft by shoplifting. The 45-year-old admitted targeting Iceland Foods on Holburn Street on October 7 and stealing a quantity of food. Fiscal depute Janet MacDonald told the court the items were valued at £41.10. Defence agent Peter Shepherd said things had improved for his client since the incident. Sheriff Margaret Hodge deferred sentence on Hanratty, whose address was given in court papers as Hetherwick Road, Aberdeen, until July to allow her to prove she can behave.

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Aberdeen driver banned and fined after failing to provide breath samples

Aberdeen driver banned and fined after failing to provide breath samples © DCT Media Aberdeen Sheriff Court. An offshore worker who drank alcohol and then drove to the shops for food has been banned from the road after failing to provide breath samples to police. Kenneth Lowe was on the first day of a holiday off work and had started drinking before making the decision to drive to the shop. And when police tried to breathalyse the 65-year-old he failed to provide a sample both at the roadside and at the police station. Lowe, whose address was given in court papers as Great Northern Road in Aberdeen, pled guilty to two charges over the matter, which happened on December 7.

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Aberdeen man assaulted friends after taking offence at party joke

Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An Aberdeen man smashed a beer bottle, brandished a knife then pushed a friend into a mirror after taking offence at a “crude” joke. Eduard Dimitriu was drinking with pals Marius Suciu and Paul Ionita at their flat in Torry on October 12 when he suddenly became irate. Having admitted assault and threatening and abusive behaviour, the 26-year-old was sentenced at Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday. Fiscal depute Lynzi Souter said: “A crude joke was made by one of the complainers and the accused didn’t seem to take kindly to it.”

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Man admits setting fire to blinds at Aberdeen flat

Man admits setting fire to blinds at Aberdeen flat Updated: 18/12/2020, 6:30 pm © Darrell Benns/DCT Media Aberdeen Sheriff Court. A man has admitted culpably and recklessly setting fire to a blind at an Aberdeen flat. Bruce Ross was not personally present when the case called against him at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, but entered a plea of guilty through his solicitor John McLeod. Ross, aged 59, admitted culpably and recklessly setting fire to vertical blinds at an address on Powis Place in Aberdeen on August 31 last year. The charge against Ross states the fire took effect and destroyed the blinds and left other fixtures and fittings in the property damaged.

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Aberdeen man fined for making racist comments to shop staff

Aberdeen man fined for making racist comments to shop staff Updated: 16/12/2020, 11:17 am © Darrell Benns/DCT Media Aberdeen Sheriff Court. An Aberdeen man made racist comments to two shop workers after becoming involved in a row over outdoor seating arrangements at a nearby pub. Paul Robson entered Silvan Communications on Union Street on November 17 and began swearing and making offensive comments towards staff. The 47-year-old appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court and pled guilty to a single charge of acting in a racially aggravated manner. Depute fiscal Lynne McVicar told the court the shop workers were originally from Turkey but had lived in the UK for more than a decade.

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