Teenager arrested after 'assault' on woman and 13-year-old girl in Edinburgh park

teenager has suddenly vanished sparking a frantic police search to find them. Chanelle Dolan has been missing over night after being last seen in the Linwood area at 6pm last night.

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car and the cyclist.It's understood cops raced to the scene on London Road at the junction with Hillside Crescent at around 8.20am.A 32-year-old male cyclist was rushed to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh.The car had "failed to stop" following the collision but a 53-year-old male driver was later traced to the Blair Atholl area.He was arrested and charged with road traffic offences and will appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court today, July 14.A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Officers were

Armadale at around 7:45pm on Monday, July 12. The disturbance is said to have involved weapons and two men have now been charged, reports Edinburgh Live.

eenager has been arrested after allegedly assaulting a seven-year-old girl near a Scots Harbour. The school girl was attacked in the Castle Green area of Broughty Ferry on Saturday evening.

missing as her family and friends become increasingly concerned for her wellbeing. Kerys Lynch was last seen around 5.15pm on Monday July 12 at the A70 near to Hyndford Road, Lanark.

teenager has been arrested after a puppy was attacked and killed by two dogs. The five-month-old pet was seriously injured in the alleged incident in Portsoy this afternoon.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.A man's been arrested in connection after alleged indecent exposure incidents in two Scots towns earlier this year.Cops were called in after reports a male had flashed at young teenagers on Argaty Road, Doune, on Sunday March, 27.They were then alerted to another alleged incident Myothill Road, Denny, a few hours later.Falkirk Live is an exciting new

disappeared on Tuesday afternoon from East Renfrewshire. The 65-year-old was last seen in the Netherlee area at 11:15am on Tuesday, July 6.

Crieff. A group of individuals, made up mainly of teenage boys, were fighting in a car park on Leadenflower Court at around 10.20pm on Friday night.

Police and other emergency services scrambled to Falside Crescent, Bathgate, after being called to reports of an incident at around 8pm on Monday July 5.A 42-year-old man died following the alleged disturbance, with a 32-year-old has been arrested in connection with the death.Forensic teams and police officers were today spotted outside the scene, where a tent has been erected while teams collect evidence.Enquiries are currently ongoing.Officers warn that locals will notice a heavy police

Perth by a woman. The incident took place at a bus shelter outside the Tavern Bar, South Street on July 4 at around 9.20pm.Police Scotland has launched an appeal for information into the incident.Officers have been conducting inquiries into the matter and are looking to track down a male who may have witnessed the assault.Any other members of the public who may have information about the incident are also being asked to come forward.

Police and emergency services raced to a property on Falside Crescent, Bathgate, after the incident, which took place at around 8pm on Monday July 5.

iOS - Android A 23-year-old man was arrested and charged in connection with an alleged serious assault and was due to appear before Airdrie Sheriff Court this week.A 39-year-old man and 25-year-old man were also arrested and charged in connection with the alleged incident, also appearing at Airdrie Sheriff Court this week.The victim has since been released from hospital.A Police Scotland spokeswoman told Lanarkshire Live: "Around 10.20pm on Saturday, June 26, police were called to a report of a

drug raid. Police stormed a property in Aberdeenshire before uncovering the massive drug stock yesterday.

iOS - Android Scottish SPCA inspector, Heather Lawson, said, “On November 7, 2019, we attended Edment’s property following a complaint of dog neglect to our helpline by Police Scotland, who had attended regarding a separate matter.“They detailed how concerned they were for a dog they had met at the property who was skin and bones, and another who was underweight.“When we attended, we found Rumple to be in extremely poor health.