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Police Scotland finds no criminality in financial claims against Blair Jenkins

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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Police Scotland concluded its review of financial claims against Blair Jenkins, finding no criminality related to the accounts of Yes Scotland Ltd. This followed a complaint made by David Henry, who alleged that more than £1 million had gone missing. A spokesperson for Police Scotland confirmed that nothing was identified that would warrant further investigation.

From thenational.scot

Why it matters

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The police review cleared Blair Jenkins of criminal wrongdoing regarding the missing funds. Aamer Anwar, who represents Jenkins, stated that the original claim of a missing £1.5 million was based on a misunderstanding of the accounts.

From thenational.scot

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  • Police ScotlandConducted the review of financial claims regarding Yes Scotland Ltd.
  • JenkinsSubject of the financial claims review concerning Yes Scotland Ltd.
  • David HenryFiled a complaint alleging that over £1 million had gone missing.
  • Aamer AnwarRepresented Blair Jenkins during the police review.

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  • David HenrySpeculative

    David Henry might face reduced costs if the claims against him are dismissed by the police.

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