JEDBURGH RUGBY LEGEND GARY ARMSTRONG'S SON DARREN ARMSTRONG CONVICTED OF UNDERAGE SEX IN JEDBURGH AND KELSO

In a case that has shocked the local community of Jedburgh and surrounding areas, Darren Armstrong, the son of renowned rugby star Gary Armstrong, faced justice last week after being convicted of engaging in unlawful sexual activity with a 13-year-old girl. The incident has garnered significant media attention, not only because of the nature of the crime but also due to the prominence of his father, a celebrated figure in Scottish rugby history.

According to court records, Darren Armstrong, who recently celebrated his 19th birthday, admitted to having sexual relations in a vehicle with the young girl he was dating at the time. The court proceedings revealed that Darren, a farm worker with a passion for rugby, was accused of having sex with another underage girl in a car, but this particular charge was ultimately dropped during the trial.

The hearing took place at Jedburgh Sheriff Court, where Darren was spared from imprisonment after pleading guilty to the charge of underage sex. It was reported that his father, Gary Armstrong, a legendary rugby player and former captain of the Scottish national team, was supportive of his son throughout the legal process. Darren currently resides with his father and sister in Jedburgh, following the separation of his parents.

The court was informed that Darren had been involved in a relationship with the 13-year-old girl and that the sexual activity occurred while they were