Tom Moody is a Court & Crime Reporter at WTelegraph, SWGuardian, and Tivyside. He covers a range of topics including crime and justice, social issues, and drug trafficking, with a particular focus on white-collar crime and the judicial system. Tom's work has been featured in various publications, including the Penarth Times, Barry & District News, and Yahoo News UK.
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Dean McCartney has been found not guilty of intending to maim another man by throwing bleach at them
By: Tom Moody
Niomi Woodhouse and John Simon dishonestly claimed more than £13,000 in Universal Credit after not reporting that their children had been taken away
Cieran Brown assaulted and strangled his father in Freshwater East in September
Perry Dyson, from Gorslas, physically and verbally abused his girlfriend and gambled her money away online without her knowledge
By: Tom Moody
Luke Rogers breached a sexual harm prevention order by using fake names on WhatsApp and deleting a social media app
Daniel Popovici breached a restraining order by attending an address in Betws which he was banned from after threatening his flatmates with a knife
By: Tom Moody
Jamie Rogers was told he doesn’t know how to treat women as he was jailed for assaulting his then-partner at Quay West caravan site in New Quay
Three men have admitted growing cannabis after a drugs raid at a former Llandysul school uncovered more than 700 plants
Toby Thomas, Zain Habib, and Akmaal Elsiddiq have admitted their involvement in selling cocaine in Pembroke Dock
By: Tom Moody
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