Conor Gogarty
Investigations Editor at Wales Online
Investigations editor at @WalesOnline. Ex-Bristol Post chief reporter. Email [email protected]
Articles
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6 days ago |
walesonline.co.uk | David Powell |Conor Gogarty
Tadas Kuslevicius is one of the UK's most wanted criminals and police have appealed for any sightings of him or for anyone who knows where he might be, to get in touchA man who tried to abduct a child has been on the run for more than two years. Tadas Kuslevicius was jailed in 2021 for attempted kidnapping after grabbing the hand of a five-year-old girl in an Asda supermarket in Deeside, north Wales.
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1 week ago |
manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Nicole Wootton-Cane |Conor Gogarty
Keiron Hatton belittled his then-partner about her stomach and breasts following a series of domestic assaultsA thug strangled his partner and kicked her down a flight of stairs in a series of brutal domestic assaults, one of which took place in front of their child. Keiron Hatton subjected the mother of his two children to coercive and controlling behaviour, Cardiff Crown Court, in a campaign of 'demeaning' and 'nasty' attacks.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Conor Gogarty
A man has been charged with a series of sexual offences including exposing himself in a popular Cardiff park and raping a woman. Nicolas Reah is yet to enter pleas to the 10 charges, all of which date back to 2018. The 31-year-old, of Brynheulog in Pentwyn, is accused of two counts of exposure in Bute Park and one of assaulting a woman by sexual penetration at the same location. He is alleged to have intentionally exposed his genitals at the park to cause alarm or distress.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Conor Gogarty
Someone purporting to work at a funfair advertised a ride operator job with pay that would be well under the minimum wage. But Barry Island Pleasure Park has claimed its Facebook page — which displayed an ad for the job — was compromised "possibly due to hackers" and that the person offering the role was not authorised to do so.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Alex Driscoll |Conor Gogarty
A man from south Wales drove to Bristol and slept in his car overnight in an attempt to win a year's free supply of fried chicken. Luciano Busuttil drove to the Avonmeads Retail Park car park where he spent the night ahead of Popeyes' launch on Friday morning. The chicken chain, which opened its first branch in the city at 11am on Friday, promised the first eight customers a year’s supply of chicken burgers for free, and the next 100 customers a free chicken sandwich on the day.
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