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'I'm glad you're so young' - Pensioner sent indecent messages to 'girls, aged 12' (opens the original)
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An OAP has admitted he repeatedly messaged young girls who were actually undercover cops. Alan McGregor, from Old Kilpatrick, was told his was "one of the most extreme" cases after he pleaded guilty to the indecent messages. Messages the 69-year-old sent to the decoy children were read out in court but cannot be reported due to their extreme and graphic nature. McGregor used the app ChatIW initially to message "Chloe" and "Hattie", who both said they were 12. He then moved the chats to the app T
'I'm glad you're so young' - Pensioner sent indecent messages to 'girls, aged 12' (opens the original)
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An OAP has admitted he repeatedly messaged young girls who were actually undercover cops. Alan McGregor, from Old Kilpatrick, was told his was "one of the most extreme" cases after he pleaded guilty to the indecent messages. Messages the 69-year-old sent to the decoy children were read out in court but cannot be reported due to their extreme and graphic nature. McGregor used the app ChatIW initially to message "Chloe" and "Hattie", who both said they were 12. He then moved the chats to the app T
Two seriously injured and woman banned from driving after Bearsden collision (opens the original)
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A woman who caused serious injury during a collision has been banned from the roads. Annemarie Coulter, 67, previously pleaded guilty that at Craigton Road and Stockiemuir Road, Bearsden, she drove without due care and attention. On September 29 last year, she failed to keep a proper lookout and give way to oncoming vehicles on Stockiemuir Road. She proceeded onto the main carriageway into the path of another vehicle, which attempted to take evasive action and collided with Coulter and then a wa
Man admits carrying razor blade while on anti-social behaviour order (opens the original)
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A nuisance to the community has admitted having a razor blade down his trousers. Daniel Lacey, 30, pleaded guilty to having the offensive weapon on May 30 at Third Avenue, Bonhill, and at Clydebank police office. He was on an anti-social behaviour order at the time dating back to October 1, 2024. Prosecutors accepted he was not guilty of shouting, swearing, uttering threats of violence and repeatedly striking the inside of a marked police vehicle. At the hearing at Dumbarton Sheriff Court on Sep
Man admits carrying razor blade while on anti-social behaviour order (opens the original)
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A nuisance to the community has admitted having a razor blade down his trousers. Daniel Lacey, 30, pleaded guilty to having the offensive weapon on May 30 at Third Avenue, Bonhill, and at Clydebank police office. He was on an anti-social behaviour order at the time dating back to October 1, 2024. Prosecutors accepted he was not guilty of shouting, swearing, uttering threats of violence and repeatedly striking the inside of a marked police vehicle. At the hearing at Dumbarton Sheriff Court on Sep
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