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Joanne Warnock

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Joanne Warnock’s Biography

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Scottish journalist; currently part-time at The Press and Journal covering north-east crime and courts. Still available on a freelance basis. Get in touch :
joannewarnock@me.com

Joanne Warnock’s Journalist Portfolio

Farmer faces jail after teacher killed by runaway trailer

Farmer faces jail after teacher killed by runaway trailer

A farmer has been found guilty of causing the death of a mother of two when the trailer he was towing unhitch…

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Alford pub groper who targeted three women told: 'This was not a joke'

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By Joanne Warnock Verified
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An Alford man has been placed on the sex offenders register for one year after he groped three women in the local pub. David Robertson, 42, was “extremely intoxicated” and thought it would be a “joke” to grab his victims’ breasts, a court was told.
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Aberdeen driver loses licence over afternoon-after drink-drive crash

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By Joanne Warnock Verified
| Original 106 FM Verified
An Aberdeen man has been banned after driving his car into a ditch while three times over the drink-drive limit. Kieran Scott, 30, told police he had been drinking until 3 or 4am when they attended the crash scene at around 3.20pm. Scott had called the police himself and claimed he had swerved his blue Isuzu D-Max into a ditch to avoid an oncoming car.
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Aberdeen man accused of attempted murder stabbing found guilty of lesser charge

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By David McPhee Verified, Joanne Warnock Verified
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A man on trial for attempted murder following a stabbing in Aberdeen has been found guilty of the lesser charge of assault with a knife and endangering the life of his victim. James Williams appeared at the High Court in Aberdeen after his DNA was found on the handle of the blade that was pulled from a knife block in a flat in the Summerhill area of the city and then used to stab Bruce Moates.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Reporter at The Press and Journal

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Google docs, Otter, pen and paper.

Who do you wish followed you?

Bob Mortimer, failing that Ted the dog.