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Man ordered to repay thousands of pounds under proceeds of crime laws
Andrew Early, convicted of concealing a haul of unaccounted-for money in a van, has been ordered to pay back thousands of pounds under proceeds of crime laws.
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Drug smugglers with links to serious crime are imprisoned
Cross-border drug smugglers linked to serious organised crime are imprisoned
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Men involved in shooting murder given crime prevention orders
Two of the men involved in the murder of a man who was shot in the head as he sat in a car at traffic lights have been given court orders.
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Fugitive gangland leader jailed for directing serious organised crime
Fugitive gangland leader James White, who was extradited from Brazil, has been jailed for nine years and ten months for directing serious organised crime.
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Aberdeen businessman ordered to pay £65,000 under proceeds of crime legislation
Aberdeen businessman Paul Clarkson who was jailed for dealing drugs has been ordered to pay £65,000 under proceeds of crime legislation.
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Organised crime gang who supplied cocaine on a 'wholesale level' jailed
Four members of an organised crime gang responsible for flooding Edinburgh and the Lothians with cocaine have been jailed.
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Woman jailed for fraud ordered to repay thousands of pounds under Proceeds of Crime laws
Former office worker Stephanni Houston jailed for defrauding two construction companies ordered to pay back more than £80,000 under Proceeds of Crime laws.
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Woman jailed for embezzlement ordered to pay back almost £670,000 under Proceeds of Crime laws
Coleen Muirhead, who embezzled £1.5million from a family scrap metal business in Aberdeen, ordered to repay almost £670,000 under Proceeds of Crime laws.
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Former Scotland rugby player sentenced for domestic abuse campaign against former partner
Former Scotland rugby player Stuart Hogg sentenced for domestic abuse campaign against former partner
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New Crown Office guidance published to help businesses self-report economic crime
COPFS has published new guidance for businesses that discover economic crime such as fraud, money-laundering and bribery within their organisations.