Jamie McKenzie is a Reporter at The Courier. She focuses on themes of crime and justice, delving into the judicial system and addressing social issues such as violence and racial injustice in Australia. Jamie's work has been featured in The Courier and The Press and Journal.
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Jamie McKenzie focuses on covering local crime and evolving stories in the Fife area. Given the nature of their articles, they seem to be interested in breaking news and evolving stories, particularly those related to crime and court cases.
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Given that entertainment news is also a significant theme covered by Jamie, if you have newsworthy information related to local events or personalities within this domain, it could be worth pitching as well.
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Wojciech Bednarski pulled out of a lay-by without properly looking, causing the crash, from which he drove off.
By: Jamie Mckenzie
Alexander Gaul said he could not remember what he was doing with the imitation weapon.
By: Jamie Mckenzie
A sheriff wanted the weapon retrieved before sentencing Kevin Nicoll for having it in public illegally.
Douglas Whyte admitted stabbing his neighbour in the wrist with a bread knife as tempers flared.
By: Jamie Mckenzie
Ryan McLaughlin's solicitor argued for a sentence which would not affect his incarcerated client's release date in March.
By: Jamie Mckenzie
Dale Cowan was jailed for 14 months.
By: Jamie Mckenzie
Simon Millar has a 'difficult relationship' with his neighbours, a court heard.
By: Jamie Mckenzie
Corrin Elder's assault caused his victim to fall back and strike his head on the ground, leaving him unconscious.
By: Jamie Mckenzie
A sheriff was unimpressed by Brian Sallis' comments after he was found guilty.
By: Jamie Mckenzie
Armed police were called to Swan Court, Methil, after Shaun Allan attacked Wayne Robertson with a knife.
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