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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William Williamson had a kitchen knife in his jacket when police searched him following a disturbance in Invergordon.
The youth appeared at Elgin Sheriff Court charged with attempted murder, weapons charges and attempting to pervert the course of justice.
Alan Craig told police his life had been threatened and he planned to carry knives, so they searched him and found the imitation gun instead.
By: Jenni Gee
Darwyn Perry helped himself to alcohol in his victim's home before assaulting the man throughout the night.
Jamie Ross committed the crime after remonstrating with the Private Eyes staff member when "a transaction didn't quite go the way he expected".
By: Jenni Gee
Buckie Thistle player Cohen Ramsay was over the limit when he was pulled over by police in Dingwall.
By: Jenni Gee
Aiden Baird was clocked doing 46mph more than the speed limit on what the sheriff called an "infamously dangerous" stretch of the A96.
By: Jenni Gee
Mary McNie, 78, was in her 300bhp Hyundai when she ploughed into a parked car, causing a domino effect.
By: Jenni Gee
Comedian Carl delivered an eminently enjoyable performance to a smaller-than-usual audience in the One Touch Theatre at Eden Court.
By: Jenni Gee
James Sherry also threw a vacuum cleaner from the window of another woman's home, then later used it to try and smash his way back into the property.
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