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Galashiels axe attack case deserted
Published: 25th May 2012 14:27:14
The case has been deserted against three people accused of breaking into a home in the Scottish Borders and assaulting a man with an axe.
Nicole Dodds, 19, George Winkley, 42, and Thomas Kennedy, 48, all of Galashiels, denied the charges.
They were accused of breaking into a house in the town's St Andrew's Street last year and carrying out the assault.
However, on the fourth day of a jury trial at Selkirk Sheriff Court the Crown deserted the case against them.
They had also denied a charge of striking a woman with a hammer to the danger of her life.
Ms Dodds further denied possession of a hammer and Mr Kennedy possession of an axe.
All the charges against them have now been dropped.
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