Morning team. Good morning. Thank you for joining us on this friday morning. Im james fletcher. It is friday. The 13th, by the way, and we were off to a cool almost spooky start this morning. We do have that eclipse. Thats happening tomorrow morning, john. I know that spooky enough right there and the chill down your spine this morning with some of those 40s may made for that. Check it but were warming up now and are some good sunshine that weve got out there. And behind me, the bay bridge looking good under that sign. But even better this year, the golden gate, which is still nice and bright to you might be thinking, oh, weve got another sunny day ahead of us. Well, its going to be a little cloudier for this one. We have the storm system really just passing to our north. Its kind of get nudged upward. So theres going to be rainfall for the very Northern Tier of the state. Couple sprinkles north of the golden gate. The rest of u. S. Peninsula, east bay and south bay, not looking at rea
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Former Thurso funeral parlour worker refused to drop hammer when police called By Court Reporter Published: 15:13, 02 February 2021
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A former Thurso funeral parlour employee picked up a hammer when he received a late-night knock at the door.
But Inverness Sheriff Court was told today it was police who had been called to Knocknagael in the city to deal with an alleged disturbance on June 3 last year.
When 56-year-old Campbell Freeman saw the officers, he shouted and swore at them and refused to drop the hammer, fiscal depute Niall Macdonald said.
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