Stuart Hogg: Former Scotland rugby captain given community payback and non-harassment orders for domestic abuse
- Former Scotland rugby captain Stuart Hogg has been sentenced to a community payback order and a five-year non-harassment order for abusing his estranged wife, Gillian Hogg, over five years.
- Hogg pleaded guilty to a domestic abuse charge, with incidents including sending over 200 text messages to Gillian Hogg, causing her a panic attack.
- Sheriff Peter Paterson stated that the sentence was an 'alternative to custody' and emphasized the importance of accountability for domestic abuse.
- The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service highlighted the significant trauma caused by domestic abuse, urging victims to report such offenses.
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Stuart Hogg abused me for years and got away with it – I’m fuming he gets to walk free – Usa news
STUART Hogg’s domestic abuse victim wife tonight slammed the soft court sentence handed to the disgraced ex-Scotland rugby captain — as he was spared jail, unpaid work or even a fine. Mum-of-four Gillian, 38, hit out after a sheriff gave the creep 12 months’ community supervision for tormenting her for years. PAStuart Hogg avoided jail over his shocking domestic abuse campaign against his wife[/caption] His abuse victim wife Gillian tonight slam
Ex-Scotland rugby captain Hogg spared jail after admitting he abused wife
Former Scotland rugby union captain Stuart Hogg was sentenced to supervision for a year on Thursday, avoiding a jail term after admitting he had abused his estranged wife over the course of five years.
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