Crime

A timeline of events from the unsolved murder case from 2004 to today.

The Lord Advocate has instructed a complete reinvestigation of the 2004 murder of Alistair Wilson in Nairn.

Police said the driver of the car would be reported to the procurator fiscal.

‘He thought the complainer would treat it as a joke but he didn't and clearly he was upset by it and contacted the police.’

Furious charity bosses has slammed “unscrupulous” criminals who have carried out a spate of thefts from their base in Easter Ross.

An Easter Ross teenager racially abused a McDonald’s employee while telling him to ‘Go back to Africa’.

A Dingwall railway maintenance worker who drove after taking cocaine and then resisted police has been fined and banned from driving.

He failed to disclose to police he was in possession of the needle despite being asked if he had anything sharp in his possession, court told.

Chief Superintendent Robert Shepherd says it is intended to create a ‘hostile’ environment for groups from Birmingham, Derby, Liverpool and London.

Police have confirmed that two 15-year-old boys have been charged in relation to a break-in in Evanton.

Sheriff Macdonald told Reid: ‘It was a difficult experience for the police officers dealing with you. Biting the officers can lead to ajail sentence.’

‘The evidence given by her victims has resulted in this conviction, which I hope brings some comfort to those affected by her offending.’

Community-spirit has won out over wanton vandalism after the people of Beauly rallied round to repair damage to the school garden.

Two Easter Ross men armed themselves with knives after adrinking session and attacked each other, with one saying: ‘I have nothing to live for.’

Two Easter Ross men armed themselves with knives after adrinking session and attacked each other, with one saying: ‘I have nothing to live for.’

A report will be submitted to the Children’s Reporter and Procurator Fiscal.

Highlands and Islands Road Policing Officers stopped the car near Aviemore due to their manner of driving.

Mananchaya Wanitthanawet (40) and Cameron Wilson (30) were convicted at the High Court in Dundee on Thursday, August 22

Police Scotland issued a statement on their social media, advising residents to treat door-to-door traders with caution.

A mother of two collected her children from nursery and then drove over five miles to her home while almost five times the legal drink-drive limit.