Aberdeen sextortionist jailed for violent assaults and robbery

ABERDEEN SEXTORTIONIST JAILED FOR VIOLENT ASSAULTS AND ROBBERY

Aberdeen sextortionist has been sentenced to jail after admitting to two violent assaults and a robbery.

Tiffany Anderson appeared from custody at Aberdeen Sheriff Court to be sentenced.

She claimed she was coerced into sextortion by an abusive ex-partner.

Anderson was previously placed on a community payback order for the extortion conviction dating back to 2021, but was arrested for non-compliance.

She admitted to violently assaulting a woman in Pittodrie Lane, Aberdeen, on June 27 last year, during which she attacked the woman with punches, a knee to the face, and stole her belongings, including losing £30 cash.

She was later found with a 12 cm knife in her waistband and charged with the assault and robbery.

Additionally, Anderson was convicted of attacking a man with scissors, repeatedly stabbing him during an argument about money.

Her defense highlighted domestic coercion and drug use, with her childhood trauma being noted, including her father serving a 12-year sentence for murder.

Sheriff Iain Wallace sentenced her to 14 months in prison and imposed a six-month supervised release order to protect the public from further harm.

Anderson showed no emotion as she was taken away to serve her sentence.