Police Scotland Argyll & West Dunbartonshire
We are appealing for information following the attempted murder of a man in Clydebank in the early hours of Monday, 8 May 2023.
Just after midnight, a 38-year-old man turned up at a takeaway on Alexander Street seeking assistance after being stabbed by a man in the close of nearby flats.
He was taken by ambulance to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow where medical staff describe his condition as serious but stable.
The suspect for the attack is described as white, in his late 50s, 5 ft 10 in height and of stocky build. It is not known what he was wearing.
The suspect was with two others at the time, a man and a woman. The woman was white, had dark hair and was wearing blue jeans and a green jacket. The man was 5 ft 8 in height, of a stocky build and was wearing a dark jacket and trousers and a blue paper COVID mask.
Detective Constable Martin Davies, Clydebank CID, said: “At the moment we have no motive for this attack. What we know is that the injured man was at a flat in Alexander Street when he was shouted down to the street by the suspects who were outside. Once he went into the close, he was stabbed by one of the men.
“All three suspects then ran off through the rear of the flats into Hume Street towards Arran Place.
“The injured man made it to a nearby fast food shop where staff called an ambulance and police.
“Although this attack took place in the early hours of the morning, I am sure there would have been people about and so I’d ask that if you were in the area and saw anything that may assist officers with their inquiries, then please get in touch.
“From CCTV, a couple of black cars are seen passing the area around that time, so if you were there and may have dash-cam footage, or any information, then please call police.”
Officers can be contacted by phoning 101. Please quote reference number 0024 of Monday, 8 May 2023, when calling. Alternatively, details can be passed anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”
Police are spending £650,000 on extra forensic testing in a crackdown on spiking cases after Scots victims revealed huge delays.
The force has outsourced the testing of hundreds of extra samples a year to provide forensic evidence in cases where victims are drugged while out in pubs or clubs.
The move comes as tougher new measures are proposed to tackle spiking following a surge in the number of people being targeted.
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Police Scotland Argyll & West Dunbartonshire
If you see our colleagues from the Roads Policing National Motorcycle unit whilst on patrols in West Dunbartonshire, Argyll and Bute, and Stirlingshire this weekend, feel free to stop and say hello.
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Police Scotland Argyll & West Dunbartonshire
Officers are appealing for information following a hit and run on the A82.
The crash involving a blue Toyota Yaris and a Dark blue Corsa, happened around 6am on Friday, 28 April, just before the Stoneymollan roundabout at the Balloch turn-off.
There were no reports of any injuries but the wing mirror of the Yaris was damaged.
Constable Jann Jardine said: “Our inquiries into this incident are ongoing and we are appealing for anyone who witnessed this incident to contact us.
“I would also appeal to anyone who was in the area at the time and who may have dash cam footage which could assist to get in touch.”
Anyone with any information is asked to contact 101 quoting incident 0627 of 28 April.
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Police Scotland Argyll & West Dunbartonshire
Officers at Dumbarton are appealing for information to trace 16-year-old Aiden Scullion, who was reported missing on Tuesday, 2 May from the Tontine Park area of Renton.
Aiden has been in contact, but officers are keen to trace him to confirm that he is safe and well. Aiden is also known to frequent the Helensburgh area.
He is around 5ft 4 ins in height and of slim build with short, brown hair. When he was last seen he was wearing a green Lacoste tracksuit, a grey hooded top and white trainers.
If you have seen Aiden, or have any information on his whereabouts please contact 101 quoting Incident number 3784 of the 2 May.
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A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms has been issued by the Met Office as forecasters predict heavy showers across parts of Scotland.
The alert comes as experts expect disruption due to wet weather and thundery conditions with a chance of hail. Rainfall totals of up to 30mm per hour are possible in some areas this evening.
The warning begins 5pm on Monday, May 8, remaining until 11pm as heavy showers continue throughout the evening. Areas of flooding are expected with difficult driving conditions as a result of wet weather. Potential damage to homes and buildings is also being warned due to lightning strikes throughout the night.
Previous flooding when the River Leven burst its banks at the Quay. Picture by Bill Heaney
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