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Dad and pregnant daughter eonvicte^i of stables asisaults "


Blackburn magistrates heard that Frank Carberry hit a retired police inspector with his walking stick, tried to grab his testicles and then brandished a craft k n i fe . - , „ icl At the same time his preg- ton. .


berry, had hit another estate worker over the head with a chain.


Both had pleaded not guilty to the assaults, but


: were convicted after trial. A warrant


was issued for the arrest of


.Nekole (27), of Wallace Gate, Bishopriggs, Glasgow, who failed to attend the trial.


r .. - At an earlier hearing; both • Carberry and his daughteP" had denied assaulting Peter Nolan and Stephen Orrell.- - Frank Carberry also de-' nied assaulting Martin Sut-


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nant daughter, Nekole Car- . . StephanieVarle (prosecut­ ing) said the incidents took


placeattheRidingSph'bbl, Star hies Cottage, GisbumPark, bn i October isL ' ^ "


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been run up by the tenants,; Panama Spor^,; Horses, and


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. sentence report. . Garberrydidnotgiveevi-


peal against conviction at the crown court following the


conclusion of proceedings at the magistrates’ court.


dence on his own behalf and is expected to lodge an ap­


Frank Carberry (54), of


'Sutton’s Hegal - investigation^- company had:- been brought;


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the “Scottish Mafia’’were on i their way down,


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