Police officer faces trial over alleged sexual assaults in Aberdeen and Dundee
A police officer is to go on trial facing charges of sexual assault in Aberdeen and Dundee.
Ross Campbell, 44, is alleged to have carried out the offences at various nightclubs - several in Aberdeen and one in Dundee - in 2019 and 2020.He denies all the allegations and is due to stand trial at Aberdeen Sheriff Court next month. The premises in Aberdeen involved in the allegations are Club Tropicana, Siberia, Prohibition, Soul Bar and Paramount, as well as The Counting House in Dundee. A further charge relates to a journey from Dundee to Aberdeen.From other local news sites
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