Glasgow MSP calls for inquiry after woman accused of stealing money from foodbank

Maryhill and Springburn MSP Bob Doris is writing to Police Scotland and the Crown Office after a woman was wrongly accused of stealing money from a foodbank.

He is supporting Clyde shipyard legend Jamie Webster's calls for an independent inquiry into the way his daughter Julie was treated.

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The Crown Office dropped the case against her because she was able to prove she is innocent through bank statements which she had offered up two and a half years earlier.

Jamie Webster MBE exclusively told Clyde 1: "I have many nights going to bed where I have been stressed out of my mind over this.

"However, I have always known I am doing the right thing.

"This has turned our lives upside down and I made a promise to my wife when she died that I would continue to fight for justice."

Julie was forced to move away from Summerston because of trolling and gave up her studies at college.

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Jamie has been to Edinburgh to protest outside of Holyrood.

He tearfully added: "An ordinary family does not have the finances to go to court so we have to stand up for what is right.

"I will expose all the wrongdoing until the day I die."

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "We have received a letter and will respond in due course."

A spokesperson for the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service said: “Correspondence has been received and is being considered. It will be responded to in due course.”

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "We have received a letter and will respond in due course."

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