Philip McCrory, (69), from Kirn was given a community payback order for six months and ordered to carry out 70 hours of community service. On August 15 at the Dunoon Argyll Pipes and Drums Hall on Union Street, Dunoon he acted in a manner which was racially aggravated, where he shouted, swore and uttered comments of a racially abusive nature towards a woman.
Paul Connelly, (45) from Dunoon was given a non-harassment order for 12 months a community payback order for six months as a direct alternative to custody and ordered to carry out 90 hours of community service. On July 4 at a property on John Street, Dunoon, Connelly breached the terms of his non-harassment order he was subject to, in that he attempted to make contact with an individual by phone. On the same day at the property Connelly behaved in a threatening and abusive manner by shouting, swearing and uttering offensive remark and threats of violence towards police officers.
Joseph McNeil, (20), from Greenock was disqualified from driving for 12 months, fined £400 and ordered to complete a drink driving rehabilitation course. On August 23 on the A815, Alexandra Parade, Dunoon he drove a car after consuming so much alcohol that he was more than two-and-a-half times over the legal limit.
Przemyslaw Janas, (44), from Dunoon was disqualified from driving for a year, fined £400 and ordered to complete a drink driving rehabilitation course. On April 4 on the A815, Marine Parade, Dunoon he drove a car after consuming so much alcohol that he was more than two-and-a-half times over the legal limit.
Max McKendrick, (25), from Edinburgh was given a community payback order of 270 hours of community service as a direct alternative to custody and he was ordered to pay a compensation order of £1,500. on December 14, 2024 at a property on Marine Parade, Dunoon, he punched a man on the head causing him to fall to the floor to his severe injury.
