Man admits stealing animal medicine from Huntly vet – and trampoline from Asda

A man has admitted stealing medicine and medical implements from a vet in Huntly – as well as a trampoline from Asda.

The incident happened at around 2.45am on Thursday, June 16 at Strathbogie Veterinary Centre.

Animal medication and veterinary equipment are said to have been stolen from the business on Gordon Street, which offers care to cats, dogs and farm animals.

And now, Terry Adams has appeared in court charged in connection with the incident and a number of other offences.

He admitted stealing veterinary medicine and medical equipment, although no value was given for the items.

Adams will be sentenced next month

The 35-year-old also admitted stealing a trampoline from Asda, and clothing from Tesco in Huntly on June 4 and 14 respectively.

He also pled guilty to breaching bail conditions banning him from entering the Tesco store.

Defence agent George Mathers asked for sentence on his client to be deferred while background reports are prepared.

Sheriff Margaret Hodge agreed and deferred sentence on Adams, whose address was given in court papers as of no fixed abode, until next month.

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