Jenni Gee is a journalist for The Press and Journal, focusing on local news in the Inverness area. With a keen interest in crime and community issues, Jenni covers stories ranging from police incidents and court cases to tips for keeping children safe online. Her reporting aims to inform and engage readers in the local community.
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Jenni Gee's articles predominantly focus on local crime and evolving stories, often covering events such as arrests, court cases, and criminal incidents. She also covers topics related to parental controls and traffic violations.
If you are looking to pitch a story or source to Jenni, consider providing insights into ongoing local crime developments or emerging issues in the community that align with her coverage themes. Additionally, if you have expertise in legal matters or law enforcement practices relevant to the geographic area she covers, it could be valuable for her reporting.
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By: Jenni Gee
Scott Grant, 59, buried his face woman's chest on the Aberdeen-bound train, Inverness Sheriff Court was told.
By: Jenni Gee
Seasoned panto pros, crisp choreography and a spine-tingling solo form parts of the perfect panto puzzle
David Tosh was living a "hermit-like existence" and taking drugs at the home he shared with his parents, a court was told.
By: Jenni Gee
Jailing the Ailean Kerr for 15 months, Sheriff Ian Cruickshank said: "It is essential that children are protected from predators online."
By: Jenni Gee
Liam Macdonald, 23, was asphyxiated when an 80kg bail arm came loose and pinned him to the side of a skip.
By: Jenni Gee
Ecologists had been monitoring the large sett in a field near Tornagrain before Duncan Hepburn took the decision to plough it, thinking it was unoccupied.
Timothy Reed admitted a single charge of assault following the incident, which took place in the bar of the Halladale Inn at Melvich in Sutherland.
By: Jenni Gee
Juan Collar, from Spain, appeared in the dock at Inverness Sheriff Court and admitted three different thefts.
By: Jenni Gee
Iain MacDonald knocked the woman to the ground and proceeded to shout and swear at her, Inverness Sheriff Court was told.
By: Jenni Gee
Police officers explain how the Disclosure Scheme for Domestic Abuse Scotland could help people avoid or escape violence.
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