RICHARD MURISON OF ABERDEEN SENTENCED FOR DOMESTIC ABUSE AND STRANGER BRICK ATTACK

Richard Murison, a man with a troubling history of violent behavior in Aberdeen, has been sentenced to serve time in prison following a series of aggressive and dangerous acts. The court proceedings revealed a pattern of violent conduct, including an incident where Murison attacked his partner with a knife, as well as other violent episodes involving both his partner and a stranger.

Murison, aged 44, was found guilty in Aberdeen Sheriff Court of multiple offences that paint a disturbing picture of his violent tendencies. Among the charges were assaulting his partner with a glass bottle and inflicting a stab wound to her neck, acts that demonstrate a blatant disregard for her safety and well-being. The court was also informed of Murison’s reckless behavior outside of domestic incidents, notably when he threw a brick at an unidentified stranger, an act that could have resulted in serious injury or worse.

In addition to the prison sentence, the court imposed a significant restraining order, forbidding Murison from making any contact with his partner for a period of ten years. This measure aims to protect the victim from further harm and to prevent any potential escalation of violence. The judge sentenced Murison to 32 months behind bars, reflecting the severity of his actions and the danger he poses to the community.

The court heard that the latest incident occurred on the evening of July 2 last year, when Murison arrived at an address on Aberdeen’s Provost Rust Drive at approximately 8:30 pm. Details of the incident indicate a pattern of aggressive behavior that has caused considerable concern among local residents and authorities alike. Murison’s history of violence underscores the importance of strict legal action to prevent further harm and to hold him accountable for his actions.