A serving police officer is convicted of raping a teenage girl and an adult woman in Shetland. Multiple outlets report that the case involves sexual offences committed against both victims.
The conviction is reached following a trial at the High Court in Edinburgh. BBC News and Scottish newspapers identify the officer as Carmichael John Williamson, who is described as a serving police officer. The reporting across outlets focuses on the court outcome and the nature of the offences, with details such as the timing of the verdict and that the attacks occurred on the Shetland Islands.
While the outlets vary slightly in emphasis—some foreground the officer’s guilty verdict and others specify that the victims include both a teenager and a woman—they present the same core account: the officer is found guilty in Edinburgh, following trial proceedings, for rape offences involving two victims in Shetland.
