David McPhee is a crime and court reporter for The Press and Journal, focusing on local news in the Aberdeen area. With a keen interest in covering criminal cases and court proceedings, David provides in-depth reporting on incidents, trials, and the justice system, keeping the community informed about important local issues.
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Aberdeen, United Kingdom (Local)
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By: David Mcphee
Anthony Christie - who claims he "misread" the situation - has now been jailed and placed on the sex offenders register.
By: David Mcphee
Aidan Zimmerman's Corsa flipped into a field as he sped at 80mph on the A944 Alford to Whitehouse road.
By: David Mcphee
Engineering student Jon Ewen, 21, told police that he had turned to selling drugs to feel his "excessive diet and lifestyle".
By: David Mcphee
When officers arrived, they found blood covering the woman’s face and spattered across the walls.
Colin Dick, 56, appeared in Aberdeen Sheriff Court and admitted a series of charges of assault against children and a woman.
By: David Mcphee
Erin Duncan made the "stupid decision" to drive home from the centre of Aberdeen following her milestone celebration.
By: David Mcphee
George Milne, 34, was lambasted by a sheriff for his poor decision making by producing a hatchet during a verbal disagreement.
By: David Mcphee
Corey Gibb, 28, admitted in court that there was "no excuse" for the words he used towards police officers.
By: David Mcphee
Marisha Whyte, 62, failed to feed four puppies causing then to become emaciated and neglected to get treatment for two dogs.
By: David Mcphee
Blaine Towler, 19, was found with dozens and dozens of indecent images of children on his phones - many of which were of the most serious category.
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