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A Ross-shire man has been jailed after notching up five drink or drug driving convictions in the last 11 years.
Sheriff tells 26-year-old “you now need to make a clean break from drugs”.
The fluids entered the custody officer's eyes and mouth, leaving her “extremely distressed”.
Inverness Sheriff Court heard that they had only been in the city for a few hours prior to police surveillance then a house raid.
His defence agent said: ‘He was an impressionable young man and there was a lack of role models as he was growing up.’
Throughout the period he knew her, he made many threats to harm her or her family, the court heard.
A man is set to stand trial accused of causing the death of a child through careless driving.
A sheriff expressed her disappointment that she had to jail a hard-working man with a good partner for dealing drugs over a year and a half period.
A dispute about a minor altercation between two dogs ended with a man threatening to kill police a court has been told.
Doormen at a popular Inverness nightspot refused to allow a man entry because he was too drunk and had an open container of alcohol in his hand.
A flooring contractor has been banned from driving for a year after admitting driving with drugs in his system.
The mum-of-two was also driving without insurance.
The woman was pushed to the ground and had her hair pulled in the city centre.
His reading was almost four times the legal limit.
The 21-year-old had fallen out with his neighbour.
She drove at speed up a narrow pedestrian pathway bordered by bollards on one side and concrete benches on the other.
A 28-year-old man also repeatedly shouted and swore at the boy.
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.
