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A sheriff has called for a psychiatric report on a Thurso man who gave a false bomb alert at two business premises in Inverness.
A WICK man breached a court order banning him from having any contact with children under the age of 16.
Two men’s long-distance holiday trip to John O’Groats ran into trouble after police checked their van’s documents at Berriedale.
A man who threatened his former partner a few months after he tried to frighten a potential witness has avoided prison “by the thinnest of margins”.
A minor motor accident escalated into a road rage episode, Wick Sheriff Court heard on Wednesday.
A young Wick man jailed for seven months for his ‘outrageous’ behaviour at a Thurso supermarket almost had an extra year added to his sentence.
A young man who was resisting arrest spat on a police officer before telling him he hoped he would catch Covid-19.
Police investigating a report of a late-night incident at a Wick house were confronted by a bare-chested man who was anything but co-operative.
A WICK man is alleged to have cleaned potential evidence after committing a serious assault.
A repeat offender whose life was said to have been “on a downward spiral” for the past two years has been urged to man-up.
A Thurso man has admitted having deliberately sparked a bomb scare he knew to be false, at two commercial premises in Inverness.
A young man apologised to a sheriff for subjecting him to a tirade of abuse at a previous hearing.
Wick Sheriff Court heard about a man who broke into his brother's house with intent to steal.
A Thurso man with a record a sheriff described as 'shocking' has been jailed for eight months.
Wick Sheriff Court also heard that Brendon Stevens threw a brick at the woman's car during an argument that "got out of hand".
A MAN who threatened his former partner and tried to frighten a witness has claimed she was partly to blame for his actions.
A former Thurso funeral parlour employee picked up a hammer when he received a late-night knock at the door, Inverness Sheriff Court heard today.
A Caithness man unleashed a tirade of abuse at Sheriff Andrew Berry, who described the outburst in court as “outrageous and disgraceful”.
A convicted sex offender wanted to buy a train ticket home – but all he got was a ticket back to prison.
A WICK woman who tried to set herself alight in the backyard of the local police station has been made subject to a drug treatment testing order.
