A person and lady seen illegally digging at a historic web site in Aberdeenshire are wished for questioning by police.
The incident occurred on the Historic Setting Scotland web site at Findlater Fort, Sandend - simply outdoors of Banff.
Round 12.30pm on Monday, June 20, a male and a feminine had been seen utilizing a steel detector after which digging in an space that has been designated as protected by Historic Setting Scotland.
The female and male are described as of their late thirties or early forties.
The male was carrying a white shirt with denims and has a balding hair line, whereas the feminine had shoulder size blonde hair and was carrying denims and a pink hoodie.
PC Hussain, the enquiry officer, mentioned: "I want to remind members of the general public that by all means benefit from the improbable and different vacationer points of interest that Scotland has to supply, however I'd say it's unlawful to make use of steel detectors at Scheduled monuments and if convicted you might be fined as much as £1000."
Anybody with data is being urged to contact police on 101 or through the use of the "Contact Us" kind on the Police Scotland web site https://www.scotland.police.uk/secureforms/contact/
You can even report anonymously by the unbiased charity Crimestoppers 0800 555 111, and get and provides details about crime 100% anonymously although Fearless which is a devoted younger individual's charity at fearless.org.
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