A HAULAGE boss who overcharged a green energy firm £110,000 in a police escort fraud has been jailed for 16 months.
James Campbell, 51, transported wind turbines and held lucrative contracts linked to transport in mining, civil engineering and construction.
Renewables firm Siemens Gamesa entered into an agreement for his business West of Scotland Heavy Haulage (WSHH) to move wind farm components to sites in Scotland and Wales.
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I GOT LUKE THAT TOLD ME I CAN STILL CUT IT AT THE TOP
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You're a clown & I'm taking your crown
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I'm older, braver. I don't care what people think
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THIS ISN'T JUSTICE FOR MUM
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Trampoline park barred my daughter because she has Down's syndrome
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FAIR OLD WHACK
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NAZI TERROR THUG JAILED FOR 10 YEARS
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