Crime

“Time is no barrier to justice” – that is the message from police still investigating the unsolved murder of Nairn bank manager Alistair Wilson.

Detectives in Inverness are appealing for information after a 56-year-old man was robbed.

Police are appealing for information following reports of graffiti in Nairn.

The men, aged 21 and 28, will appear before Inverness Sheriff Court tomorrow.

Two men, aged 21 and 28, have been arrested.

CCTV, number plate recognition software and other surveillance 'tech' could be used, it has been reported.

He landed a driving ban and a hefty fine as it emerged it was his second drink-driving offence.

Tributes pour in after a dad from Inverness was murdered last weekend

Police remain at the scene of the brutal murder of Inverness dad Ross MacGillivray last weekend.

Police state that they 'need to establish why Ross died at this property and that is the focus of this investigation'

A sheriff described an Inverness man who had continued to download child porn and be caught by police as 'either stupid or determined'.

"I don't know why Ross was at that address and why he became the victim of this crime," Detective Chief Inspector Martin MacDougall said.

CCTV footage from Dalneigh and other parts of Inverness is being inspected in a bid to track down two men.

The investigation is being led by officers from Police Scotland’s Major Investigation Team.

“It’s imperative we find out exactly what happened to Ross, and I’m appealing to the public for help," Detective Inspector Richard Baird said.

Police hunting the killer of Inverness dad Ross MacGillivray are continuing extensive inquiries in the city.

A family statement said he was 'loved by his family and friends and all who met him'.

His campaign of abuse was related in court this week. He will be sentenced next month.

He has been named as Ross MacGillivray from Inverness.

'We owe it to the family and friends to make every effort to recover Renee and Andrew’s bodies,' say police.