Philip Dewey
Senior Multimedia Reporter at Wales on Sunday
Court Correspondent at @WalesOnline, South Wales Echo and Western Mail [email protected]
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6 days ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Philip Dewey
Kaine Harrison, 31, Joshua Williams, 34, and Shaneil Athay, 27, were all involved in an enterprise which involved the cultivation and supply of cannabis at properties in NewportCannabis plants worth up to £46,000 were discovered after police raided a house where a couple resided. Messages on their phone revealed they were also involved in the supply of the drug along with their landlord.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Philip Dewey
Shamar Nelson, 29, attacked his flat mate at their shared accommodation in Cardiff during an argument over shoes in the hallwayAn asylum seeker from America assaulted his flat mate and threatened him with a kitchen knife during an argument over shoes being left in the hallway. The victim feared for his life and thought he might be stabbed. Shamar Nelson, 29, was living at shared accommodation premises in Cardiff when he assaulted his flat mate Khalid Alahmadi on December 23 last year.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Philip Dewey
Jacob Ewing, 44, made her film herself sleeping, would tell her what to wear and what to eatA paedophile from the USA sexually abused a girl from Wales over the internet and controlled every aspect of her life. He became obsessed with her and flew to Wales in order to meet her but he was detained by the authorities who found him in possession of knives and a cosh.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Philip Dewey
Employees of a rogue driveway company overcharged customers and carried out shoddy work at the properties of vulnerable people - including a woman with dementia. The customers were ripped off by more than £30,000 in total. Jeremiah Connors, 32, was the director of Hometech Driveways Ltd, who were found to have committed trading offences after a number of his customers were coerced into paying for work they were not happy with.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Philip Dewey
A convicted drug dealer who was found with cannabis plants growing in his house claimed he was going to use them as "currency" when "society collapses". He later went on to collide his van into another car before crashing into a tree while drunk behind the wheel. The Newport home of Gavin Smart, 53, was raided on November 29 last year and police discovered 33 cannabis plants in five growing tents. The yield of the plants was estimated to be between 1.3kg and 1.7kg.
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