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Port Glasgow man accused of assaulting shop worker and shouting racist remarks (opens the original)
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A MAN has been charged with assaulting a shop worker, making offensive racial remarks, and uttering threats of violence. Ian O’Neill is alleged to have stamped on the employee's foot and pushed him on the body at Sam’s Superstore in Moss Road, Port Glasgow. The 26-year-old is charged with acting in a manner which was racially aggravated and which caused, or was intended to cause, the man alarm or distress. The alleged offence is said to have been aggravated by prejudice related to race, colour,
Man on trial accused of assaulting police officers at his home in Kilmacolm (opens the original)
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A KILMACOLM man has denied assaulting police officers after they arrived at a property to check on his elderly parents. Philip Megauchin is alleged to have kicked a female police officer in the face, punched a male officer on the head and body, and later spat at another female constable after additional officers were called to attend. The court heard that the incident allegedly unfolded after police were asked to carry out a welfare check at a property in Gillburn Road in the village. Megauchin,
Lout damaged TV and demanded to know where his XBOX was after he was dumped (opens the original)
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A LOUT shouted and swore at his ex-partner after she ended the relationship and demanded to know the whereabouts of his games console. Billy Smith, 30, argued with the woman after she broke up with him and his anger led to him causing damage to a television in a child’s bedroom. Smith admitted to uttering offensive remarks towards the woman and acting aggressively towards her. The procurator fiscal depute told Sheriff Laura Mundell that Smith and the complainer were in an on-off relationship for
Greenock-born author tells the story of experimental rock band that changed his life (opens the original)
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A PASSIONATE music fan and journalist who grew up in Greenock has written a book about how a local band changed his life - and shaped the existence of others. Marco Rossi’s work – Most Severely: Chou Pahrot and the quest for transcendence in 1970s Scotland – is now available. In the book, Marco reminisces about the music scene across the west of Scotland within the decade and tells the story of his favourite band, who he followed around Inverclyde and beyond when he was a teenager. Marco, 65, sa
Thug jailed for smashing car windows with hammer after assaulting woman in shop (opens the original)
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A THUG who smashed the windows of a car with a hammer two weeks after he assaulted a woman and dragged her around a shop has been jailed. Marcus Allan, 32, struck the rear passenger window of the vehicle while it was moving, and hit another two windows after the driver had stopped. When he heard police sirens, Allan fled and disposed of the hammer in a bin. Just a few days earlier, the lout had chased a woman around a shop as he believed she had stolen £160 from his house. Allan appeared at Gree
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