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Watch: Aberdeen van driver’s A90 road rage caught on camera

Paul Jessiman - who was once dubbed the Deliveroo of cannabis cookies - tried to force his way into the merging lane during roadworks.

Paul Jessiman's bout of road rage was caught on dashcam. Image: The Crown Office
Paul Jessiman's bout of road rage was caught on dashcam. Image: The Crown Office

A convicted Aberdeen drug dealer – once dubbed the Deliveroo of cannabis cookies – has been banned after admitting his part in a road rage incident on the A90.

Van driver Paul Jessiman was travelling at around 70mph towards roadworks with a 50mph limit when he collided with the other van as he pulled into the right-hand lane.

Traffic ground to a halt and Jessiman, 26, was caught on the other vehicle’s dashcam when he got out and aggressively gesticulated, before driving off.

Already on nine points, Jessiman, from Aberdeen, was banned from the road for 11 months.

Watch the A90 road rage incident

Forfar Sheriff Court was shown dashcam footage from Paul Assiph’s van.

As he drove south on the dual carriageway near Gateside – between Forfar and Dundee – on April 9 last year, he approached a closed lane.

Both Mr Assiph, in the right-hand lane, and Jessiman, in the left-hand lane, were travelling at around 70mph after entering the 50mph zone.

Mr Assiph did not slow to allow Jessiman to merge before the lane closed but the offender crossed into his path anyway – colliding with the other vehicle more than once.

The accident happened at roadworks near Gateside on the A90. Image: Kim Cessford/ DC Thomson

Jessiman, of Manor Crescent in Aberdeen, stopped on the live carriageway, got out and began swearing at Mr Assiph before re-entering his van and driving off.

Mr Assiph’s Ford Transit sustained bumper damage and a broken wing mirror.

Prosecutor Jill Drummond explained the two motorists continued to West Bell Street police HQ in Dundee and reported the collision.

She said: “The accused admitted that he caused it.”

Guilty pleas

Jessiman pled guilty to a reduced charge of careless driving, having initially been charged with driving dangerously.

He also admitted acting in a threatening or abusive manner when he exited his van on the carriageway.

Solicitor Billy Rennie explained Jessiman has just completed a community payback order imposed for drug-related offending.

He said: “In his view, the other driver is being careless, increasing speed to stop him getting in.

“He effectively forces his way in. He’s got out the car because he’s so angry.”

Sheriff Derek Reekie disqualified unemployed Jessiman from driving for 11 months and fined him £715 altogether.

The sheriff said: “It’s a road I drive every day – I’m aware of this sort of driving and it’s becoming all too common.

“Even stopping to remonstrate with somebody… there could have been a multiple (vehicle) pile-up.

“It just beggars belief.”

Last year, Jessiman was ordered to complete unpaid work after being dubbed “the Deliveroo of cannabis cookies” when he was caught transporting Class B drugs in Stonehaven.