... crimes A NORTH-EAST electrician was jailed for four years yesterday for sexually abusing three young girls. John Lewis (45), Samson Street, Portknockie, admitted five indecency offences when he appeared at the High Court in Edinburgh. Two of Lewis’s victims ...

... crimes stir race tensions McGown whose wife Sheena was bom in Aberdeen denied experimenting on black patients and negligent post- operative care. The judge said he found him difficult and indifferent to the case and that he had appeared bent on shifting ...

... crimes -M.P. RADICAL changes Scottilth courts were urged yesterday by Mr Russell Johnston. M.P. for Inverness-shire and chairman of the Scottish Liberal Party. Commenting on the statement made the Scottish Secretary on Tuesday, Mr Johnston said: “I welcome ...

... crime purge by Alan Young THE parents of a former Aberdeen restaurant owner jailed for mafia-related offences were themselves imprisoned in Italy yesterd? - '. Francesco Tiberio La Torre and Paolira Gravano were among 27 members of the Mondragone-based ...

... on crime pledged SCOTLAND was promised a new hi-tech crackdown on crime last night. As a tough Criminal Justice Act became law, Home Affairs Minister Lord James Douglas- Hamilton pledged: warn the criminal fraternity: look out. This is only the beginning ...

... overall Increase all categories of crime of 9,4% compared with 1978 This Is the first time since 1976 that the crime rate has risen, says the report. THe increase In murder, serlbus assault and other aggravated crimes against the person was 5.8%, with ...

... CRIMES He goes on- report that crimes made known to the Solice in 1974 were 14% up on le previous year more than cancelling out the favourable figures of the previous two years.- Crimes violence and cases of carrying offensive weapons also increased, ...

... crimes A FORMER Serb soldier revealed yesterday that he killed up to 80 Croats and Muslims, decapitating some and selling their ears as souvenirs Slobodan Misic. from southern Serbia, said he came forward after several years of silence because he had ...

... crime As long as these people continue to show leniency towards offenders at the higher levels of the game, they can’t expect to instil the desired standards of behaviour throughout the game. If they genuinely want to clean up the game, which they undoubtedly ...

... on crime SCOTTISH Home Affairs Minister Lord James Dougla's- Hamilton yesterday called for joint action in a bid To crack down on crime. At a two-day conference in Dunblane, Lord James stressed the importance of local organisations, agencies and people ...

... CRIME SOCIETY'S DEBT to tbo police and the wait in which the force requiree public eupoort are hishllghlad by this week's events, including the gunning down tbo Blsckpool superintendent. It is being dilated that we are too soft with violent men who assault ...

... on crime BRITAIN’S soaring crime rates will not be halted solely by the recruitment of more policemen. Home Office Minister Mr John Patten warned yesterday. He launched appeal to the public to play their part In preventing crime by being more careful ...