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Lee Dalgetty

Scottish zoo boss involved in love triangle bust-up 'clung to bonnet' of woman's car

A zoo owner in Fife supposedly clung to the bonnet of a woman's car, in the latest incident to affect the animal park.

The love triangle bust-up reportedly happened after Fife Zoo director Reginald Knight confronted Briony Taylor, after she dumped his son for a new hire at the venue. Knight, 70, admitted to behaving in a threatening or abusive manner in July.

He admitted preventing her from entering her car before placing his body on the car bonnet during the face-to-face confrontation. Solicitor Robin Beattie, defending, said Knight was upset because Ms Taylor had been involved in a relationship with his son prior to her becoming involved with Kenneth Gibney, reports the Daily Record.

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