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He tried to open a window and kept shouting his partner s name. He returned to the house on four occasions between 3.30am and 4.55am and shouting to be let in. The man in the house told him to leave each time as he was not welcome. Eventually the man called the police. READ MORE: Officers arrived at the accused s home around 6.15am and after gaining entry saw an air weapon which Atkinson did not have a certificate for. Atkinson also admitted shouting and swearing at Hawick Police Station and acting in an aggressive manner towards police officers. And he breached an undertaking by sending phone messages to the couple when he was not supposed to contact them. ....
MSP Christine Grahame has welcomed the announcement that there will be an inquiry. Photo of Scottish Borders Council HQ by Helen Barrington AN MSP says an independent inquiry into Scottish Borders Council s handling of complaints against Linda McCall must be fully transparent to restore public confidence . Christine Grahame, Holyrood representative for Midlothian South, Tweeddale and Lauderdale, called for an independent inquiry after teacher McCall, 60, was found guilty of assaulting pupils. An internal investigation was previously carried out by the council following complaints from parents but they were told McCall, from Earlston, had not harmed the children. However, the parents persisted with their complaints resulting in McCall being found guilty this month of five charges of assaulting pupils and one charge of threatening or abusive behaviour. ....
BBC News Published image captionLinda McCall was found guilty of assaulting five pupils earlier this month Scottish Borders Council says an independent inquiry will be held into its handling of complaints about a teacher who assaulted five pupils. Linda McCall was found guilty earlier this month of committing the offences between August 2016 and October 2017. Parents have accused the local authority of covering up a catalogue of attacks. Council chief executive Netta Meadows said it was important to fully understand what happened at the time. Ms Meadows said a suitable individual would be appointed to carry out the investigation. She added: I will bring a report to council in June which will provide details on the scope of the investigation together with an expected timescale for its conclusion. ....
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