ALISTAIR MILNE FROM ALNESS SENTENCED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT ON TEENAGE GIRL

In a recent court ruling, Alistair Milne, a 63-year-old former security guard residing in Alness, was found guilty of sexually assaulting a teenage girl and was subsequently ordered to participate in a rehabilitation program. The court also mandated that Milne be placed under supervision for a period of three years and that he remains on the sex offenders’ register for the same duration.

The incident in question occurred on April 27 of the previous year, when Milne was accused of engaging in inappropriate and criminal behavior towards a 15-year-old girl. According to the charges, Milne denied the allegations, which included putting his hand down her jogging bottoms, touching her inappropriately, pulling her towards him, and kissing her. These actions took place in Alness, a town in the Scottish Highlands, and caused significant concern among local residents and authorities.

The court proceedings detailed the nature of the assault, emphasizing the seriousness of the offense and the impact on the young victim. The judge’s decision reflects the importance of safeguarding minors and ensuring that offenders are held accountable for their actions. Milne’s sentencing includes mandatory participation in a rehabilitation program aimed at addressing behavioral issues and preventing future offenses.

As part of the sentence, Milne will be closely monitored for the next three years, and his name will remain on the sex offenders’ register, ensuring ongoing oversight and community safety. The case has drawn attention to the importance of vigilance and protective measures within the community of Alness and beyond.