Well-known adventurer David Scott has been locked up after preying on his victim at a flat in Glasgow's Kelvindale on June 12 2021. He has been caged for 18 months.
A former honorary consul for Mongolia in Scotland who sexually assaulted a woman was jailed today for 18 months. David Scott preyed on his victim at a flat in Glasgow's Kelvindale on June 12 2021.
The symbolic role meant Scott was able help provide any Mongolians who travelled here with advice and also helped establish trade links between the two countries. He was also given the privilege of kicking off the 2014 Mongolian Premier League season as a guest of honour.Sheriff Gerard Bonnar said: "You are a mature man who had influence and standing and were educated. I take account the positions which you have held.
He then bit her before he touched her inappropriately and tried to perform the sex act. Scott had earlier hosted a charity event that the victim also happened to be at. She added: "She says she tried to sleep but took a taxi when she realised she wasn't safe she felt him on top of her." He told his lawyer Sarah Livingstone: "Given my position as a married man I had some regrets that I kissed her, but beyond that I did not think of much else."Miss McGowan went on to put to him that a level of Scott's success has been taken away from him as a result of the allegations.Scott stated that someone with the consul role would have to have an "impeccable character and reputation".
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