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Teacher suspended on drugs charge

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Malcolm Stopani has been suspended from Scotstown School

An Aberdeen primary school teacher has been suspended after facing a drugs charge in court.

Malcolm Stopani, 57, who works at Scotstown School in the Bridge of Don area, has been charged with being concerned in the supply of drugs.

He earlier denied the charge when he appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, and is due back to face trial in January.

An Aberdeen City Council spokesman confirmed a teacher had been suspended from a local primary school.



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