Jason Evans
Court and Crime Reporter at South Wales Evening Post
Proud to be the court and crime newsmonger on my hometown paper, South Wales Evening Post @walesonline. Biscuits, tea, and Neath RFC.
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2 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Jason Evans
A trusted shop manager stole £15,000 from his employer - including taking hundreds of pounds from the staff social fund - to finance his gambling debts, a court has heard. Richard Lewis continued helping himself to cash after being transferred to run a different branch but was eventually caught after discrepancies were spotted in the figures.
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2 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Jason Evans
A senior doctor at a major Welsh hospital abused his position and power in order to sexually assault female members of staff, a court has heard. Naleen Thota attacked his victims when they were on duty after he ensured they were alone together and there was no one around who could see what he was doing.
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2 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Jason Evans
Three drug dealers were arrested after police spotted one of them on an e-scooter and recognised him as being wanted on a warrant, a court has heard. The subsequent investigation showed Kieran Jones-Mathias, Paul Morgan and Matthew Ace were involved with the "Monkey line" drugs phone operation. Craig Jones, prosecuting, told Swansea Crown Court that on the morning of December 5 last year police on patrol near Swansea railway station saw Jones-Mathias heading for the city centre on an e-scooter.
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2 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Jason Evans
A police CCTV operator allegedly accessed the camera system to monitor the movements of a woman, a court has heard. Former Dyfed-Powys Police civilian employee Russell Hasler denies gaining unauthorised access to programmes or data with intent to facilitate the commission of an offence, and denies engaging in controlling or coercive behaviour. The defendant entered not guilty pleas to the two charges he faces when he appeared in the dock of Swansea Crown Court.
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2 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Jason Evans
When police raided a basement cannabis farm they found a hole had been dug through the wall into the cellar of the neighbouring house which was also being used to grow the drug, a court has heard. Officers found more than 170 cannabis plants during the raid, and evidence that previous crops had already been harvested.
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My front page story for Wednesday’s South Wales Evening Post - A senior doctor at Morriston Hospital abused his power and position to sexually assaulted two female members of staff. https://t.co/FaTzZY7ipB
