How 1980s-style football violence has returned to Scotland in an even more dangerous form
The ease of communication provided by social media, the sale of large-scale pyrotechnics and a lack of police boots on the ground means Scot...
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SCOTLAND is getting tough on drugs crime - but questions have been raised over the crackdown.
Crime Time Inc Co-Host wrote an article for the Scottish Sun Newspaper.
AI, facial recognition and digital evidence sharing: Why police must embrace new tech
With previous funding levels for public services like the police gone for good, officers must turn to technology to help them cope with incr...
Is Westminster stopping Scotland from tackling the drugs death crisis?
THE Scotland I was raised in was a proud and resilient nation. We had a distinct identity shaped by a strong sense of community, empathy, a...
Safe Consumption: Not a Radical Idea, But a Necessary Step Toward Regulation
The concept of safe consumption sites, where individuals can use drugs in a controlled, supervised environment, is often met with skepticis...
Ruxton Murders: How discovery of dismembered bodies near Moffat created a forensic science revolution
The use of cutting-edge scientific techniques in the prosecution of Dr Buck Ruxton for the murders of his wife Isabella Ruxton and her maid ...
The police are busy enough without investigating the dead
The force is facing a perfect storm of pressures
Unmasking the Myths: What the FBI Really Knows About Serial Killers
Unmasking the Myths: What the FBI Really Knows About Serial Killers In recent years, the intrigue surrounding serial killers has surged, th...
I would have quit if officer had been convicted of Chris Kaba murder
The one good thing to come from the Chris Kaba shooting trial was the common sense of the jury