Man reported for 'dangerous driving' and other offences near Loch Lomond
The 26-year-old man from the Glasgow area was stopped near to Tarbet at about 2.45pm on May 11.
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Originally from Canada, I've got 18 years under my belt as a reporter in the west of Scotland. I cover court, council, social justice, human interest - anything and everything for Clydebank Dumbarton and the Vale, and north-west Glasgow. The most important stories are the snapshots of everyday life.
Originally from Canada, I've got 18 years under my belt as a reporter in the west of Scotland. I cover court, council, social justice, human interest - anything and everything for Clydebank Dumbarton and the Vale, and north-west Glasgow. The most important stories are the snapshots of everyday life.
The 26-year-old man from the Glasgow area was stopped near to Tarbet at about 2.45pm on May 11.
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The 43-year-old was stopped on the A82 near Firkin Point on Loch Lomond and reported to be found above the alcohol limit while driving.
The 26-year-old from Helensburgh was found to the bladed article at about 9.20pm on May 11.
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