Scots cops say death of man in car fire is 'not suspicious' as probe continues

Glasgow blaze left a building 'significantly damaged' sparking a police probe.

Hamilton. Officers swooped on two properties on Quarry Street on Monday, April 26, after receiving intelligence about potential drugs within.

Amazon Prime scam. The victim, from Galashiels, was subject to fake transactions by people claiming to work for the online retailer, in November 2020.

arrested in charged in connection with a spate of high-value thefts within a number of areas in Scotland. The pair were cuffed after good were robbed from business premises across the Forth Valley.

crashed into a phone pole injuring his teen passenger before fleeing has been urged to come forward. Cops were called at 4.30am last Friday amid reports of a car coming off the the A932 Forfar to Arbroath road.

knife and stabbed another man outside a Perth shop in broad daylight has been jailed for 16 months.The black-handled weapon, used in the attack, had a 9.5-centimetre long blade, Perth Sheriff Court heard on Wednesday.Twenty-seven-year-old Nicol Gatt, from Kinross, had followed the victim because he “thought something was going on between him and his former partner”.Sheriff William Wood told the accused: “In all the circumstances, there is no alternative to a custodial sentence.”The blood-covered

supermarket. Emergency services scrambled to the scene after the inferno started near the Co-op on Sinclair Street in Helensburgh at around 4.30pm on Wednesday, April 28.

prison car park after cops launched major probe.The 32-year-old was has been reported to the Procurator Fiscal after six cars were set on fire at HMP Kilmarnock.Police raced to the prison car park after the alarm was raised at around 7.25pm on Friday.Now officers are urging anyone with information or dashcam footage of the incident to come forward.They are also appealing to anyone who saw a black Ford Mondeo estate in the area at the time to reach out.The Daily Record and Sunday Mail have

prison last night after numerous cars were deliberately set on fire. Officers probing the terrifying attack say at least five cars were targeted by arsonists in the staff carpark and have been extensively damaged.

HMP Kilmarnock just after 7pm on Friday. Fire crews stayed on the scene for two hours as they battled five car blazes in the prison carpark.

Calderbank Main Street, North Lanarkshire, by damaging the external metal shutters and the entrance door at around 2am on Friday, April 23. Damage was caused to an internal door with the intention of forcing entry to a cash machine but they weren't able to gain access.They then fled the scene in a blue Audi estate car in the direction of Chapelhall and the M8.

Arbroath, a man was approached by a gang of youths who had been gathering in the park. One teen then allegedly assaulted him and as the group left the area the victims car was vandalised - causing hundreds of pounds worth of damage.

Michelle Mone’s £25million mansion has won a payout after telling a tribunal of her shock dismissal by the Scots underwear tycoon.Deborah Wendy Lace, a former long-term employee of Baroness Mone’s billionaire husband Doug Barrowman at their Isle of Man estate, told of her “immensely upsetting” ­relationship with the ex-Ultimo boss.And she claimed the Tory peer’s “previous behaviour” had led to other staff employed during Barrowman’s previous marriage quitting or being dismissed.Lace was awarded

Dumfries and it is thought the dog was stolen from a nearby garden. The pooch was returned to its owner but it is believed that two female witnesses may have seen the dog being thrown from a small green van.

Scottish Fire and Rescue service were called out to Brockburn Road in Crookston at 9.15pm on Tuesday.

Baillieston, watched in horror as the inferno ravaged their home of 30 years on Saturday morning. The 71-year-old has worked throughout lockdown in Morrisons to pay her mortgage off and son Jamie is crushed knowing she has lost everything after "putting every penny she had" into the home.

investigation into his death.Neil Riddel was 19 when his body was found in a field near his home in Keith, Banffshire, in July 1991.A fatal accident inquiry ruled he had taken his own life but his ­relatives believe he died in police custody and was dumped there.They say the apprentice ­blacksmith had lodged a complaint over an assault by an officer shortly before his death.In December 2019, Neil’s family wrote to the Lord Advocate James Wolffe expressing “serious ­misgivings” over the police

Glasgow street has been named locally as father-of-two Mark Falloon. Emergency services were called to the scene on Danes Drive in the Scotstoun area of the city at around 5.30am on Monday, April 5.

five times the limit while behind the wheel on a Scots road. Police stopped the motor on the A79 Prestwick loop road near to the Monktonhead Roundabout at Monkton around 8pm on Saturday April 3.They suspected the 52-year-old to be driving under the influence.