A man recently faced court charges for setting two cars on fire in Stonehaven. Jordan Bourdet, 42, appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court in connection to the incident that occurred on Woodcot Court in the town. The fire destroyed a white Ford Ka and a white Hyundai early in the morning. Fortunately, no one was injured, and fire crews were able to extinguish the fire within 45 minutes.
Bourdet, whose address was given as Warrington, England, faced four charges related to the incident. These charges included vandalism, recklessly destroying property, wilfully starting a fire, and possessing a blade in a public area. The charges could result in a prison sentence of between three and six months. Despite the allegations, Bourdet made no plea in court and was granted bail to appear again at a later date.
The police received a report about the two burning cars on Woodcot Court in Stonehaven early in the morning. Video footage from the scene showed dark smoke and flames billowing from the vehicles as firefighters worked to put out the fire. A police spokesperson confirmed the arrest of a 42-year-old man in connection to vandalism and behaving in a threatening and abusive manner.
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of community safety and responsible behavior. Vandalism and arson can have serious consequences not only for individuals involved but also for the wider community. It is crucial to report any suspicious activities or behaviors to the authorities to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future.
In light of recent events, local residents are encouraged to stay vigilant and cooperate with law enforcement to ensure the safety and security of the neighborhood. By working together, we can help prevent crimes like arson and vandalism and create a safer environment for everyone in the community.
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