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A spokesperson from Police Scotland expressed gratitude to the public for their assistance, stating, “Thanks to everyone who shared our appeal.” At this stage, authorities have not released any specific information regarding the circumstances of Dobbie’s escape or the location where he was eventually found.
NHS Tayside has remained silent on the case out of respect for patient confidentiality, with officials noting, “Due to patient confidentiality, we cannot discuss matters relating to an individual patient.” Dobbie, who has also used the names Clifford Lyons and Dobbie, was being held at Carstairs following an attack on a 10-year-old girl.
At the time of this incident, Dobbie was out on bail for a previous sex offence involving a 12-year-old boy, whom he tricked into a secluded field and then forced to undress. Carstairs is a secure medical facility designated for individuals who have committed serious crimes such as murder and rape but are deemed mentally ill and in need of treatment rather than standard incarceration.
In a notable legal matter from 2011, Dobbie successfully challenged a Court of Session plan to prohibit junk food at Carstairs, which had been introduced as a measure to address inmate obesity. He won the case by arguing that he required high-energy drinks and protein bars to support his fitness routine
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