Six men who allegedly conspired to rob a commercial premises in St Andrews have appeared in private at Dundee Sheriff Court.
Kevin Mulheron, 33, of Cults Street, Glasgow, Thomas Slayford, 19, of Sunwell Close, Peckham, London, Paul Hogwood, 25, of Thyer Close, Orpington, Kent, Peter Attwood, 43, of no fixed abode, Benson Aluko, 19, of Wolverton House, Alvey Street, London, and Kai McGinley, 16, of Aker House, Tuffnell Park Road, London, all face one charge on indictment.
All six men are charged with conspiracy to rob a commercial premises within St Andrews on March 2 and 3 at Aboyne Street, Glasgow, West Nile Street, Glasgow, Wardlaw Gardens, St Andrews, and elsewhere.
The charge states they pursued this conspiracy by hiring a car, travelling to Glasgow, purchasing a roll of tape and two knives, travelling to St Andrews, transporting two motor scooters which were stolen to St Andrews in a van, and transporting hammers, sledge hammers, a machete, a meat clever, and a knife to St Andrews.
Peter Attwood also faces a second charge of having cocaine, a class A drug on March 3 at police HQ, Dundee.
None of the six accused made any plea or declaration and the case was continued for further examination.
Mulheron, Hogwood, Attwood, and McGinley, were all remanded and Slayford and Aluko were both bailed and ordered not to return to Scotland.
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