Court hears he went through a red light and “failed to slow down for traffic calming measures and at a pedestrian crossing”.
A non-harassment order was imposed to protect his wife.
Two victims of a campaign of abuse by a notorious Inverness murderer have shared their experience of coming face to face with him.
The 52-year-old, who subjected Highland women to domestic abuse over a five-year period, was jailed for a total of 32 months.
The attacker previously served 15 custodial sentences including detention in a young offenders' institution.
Door staff at an Inverness pub contacted police about the 31-year-old.
The mentally ill man was inexplicably left unattended by his carer prior to the attack.
“You abused the asylum system by assuming a false identity and securing a false passport,” sheriff tells 53-year-old.
12-month curfew among punishments after victim was left with splinters in a two-inch head wound caused by attack.
The 28-year-old stamped on the helpless Asian pensioner's head and body several times.
The 19-year-old ran off with the vape, prior to a further confrontation.
This week’s cases included a thief jailed for 19 months for stealing almost £10k worth of cigarettes; and a drug dealer who was jailed for two years
Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last month.
Inverness Sheriff Court heard brutal attack came after a discussion “turned slightly negative”.
The 36-year-old also faces claims of possessing bladed items.
The Good Samaritan took pity on him sitting in a street and invited him back for drinks after giving him money.
Inverness Sheriff Court heard he did not have a full driving licence and “made a number of poor choices”.
Jail warning for 34-year-old who had almost 1000 images and videos of children being abused or posing erotically.
Vulnerable local man’s home used as dealer gets third conviction is as many years.
The 52-year-old was filmed on CCTV breaking into the store before stripping the shelves.