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Aberdeen man Jordan Forbes, 20, has been locked up after stabbing a man in the back after a 'drug deal went wrong'.

DNA evidence helps snare thief after £7,000 raid on Aberdeen flat © ABERDEEN JOURNALS LTD Aberdeen Sheriff Court. A serial housebreaker has been jailed after DNA evidence helped snare him following a £7,000 raid on an Aberdeen flat. David Gray broke into the ground floor property on Nellfield Place in Aberdeen, making off with thousands of pounds in cash, as well as jewellery and a games console. The 32-year-old broke into two further homes in the city and was disturbed by the homeowners. ‘Various items had been disturbed’ Fiscal depute Colin Neilson told Aberdeen Sheriff Court Gray t...

Thug left man scarred after attacking him with fork and bowl Updated: 22/02/2021, 5:47 pm © ABERDEEN JOURNALS LTD Aberdeen Sheriff Court. A thug has admitted leaving a man scarred after striking him in the head with a fork and a bowl. Matthew Robertson, 31, also pushed, punched and kicked his victim during the incident at an address in Fraserburgh. He admitted assaulting the man by pushing him on the body causing him to fall to the floor, repeatedly punching him to the head, repeatedly kicking him on the body, repeatedly striking him on the head with a fork, seizing him by the hair, and stri...

© DCT Media Stuart McKenzie stashed £11k worth of drugs in his Aberdeen flat in order to repay a £250 debt. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An Aberdeen chef who stashed up to £11,000 worth of drugs in order to write-off a £250 debt has avoided a prison sentence. Stuart McKenzie appeared at Aberdeen Sherriff Court on Monday and admitted storing a bag containing nearly 90 grams of cocaine, measuring scales and sel...

Aberdeen chef with £11,000 of cocaine avoids jail by David McPhee © David McPhee/DCT Media Stuart McKenzie An Aberdeen chef who stashed up to £11,000 worth of drugs in order to write-off a £250 debt has avoided a prison sentence. Stuart McKenzie appeared at Aberdeen Sherriff Court yesterday and admitted storing a bag containing nearly 90 grams of cocaine, measuring scales and self-sealing bags at his Forrest Avenue flat. The court heard police raided two properties on January 3, 2020 and discovered a holdall of cocaine with an estimated street value of between £7,779 – £11,100. ...