Lanarkshire man who repeatedly breached contact ban has new 10-year order imposed by court

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A man with a history of hounding women has been ordered to stay away from a former partner for 10 years.Scott Ramage pestered the Wishaw woman with social media messages, emails and voicemails between April 29 and May 30 last year.That was despite a court order that was supposed to prevent any contact with her.Ramage, 43, a prisoner, appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court this week.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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