Man remanded in custody over drug trafficking charges
Jack Burman, 26, from Chepstow was arrested in Cwmbran last week, Newport Magistrates' Court was told.
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Iwan Gabe Davies is a senior multimedia reporter covering the criminal courts for the South Wales Argus. He breaks the latest big crime stories and has been a fully qualified NCTJ journalist since 2001. Iwan is a history graduate from Aberystwyth University. A former BBC journalist, he is a highly experienced professional.
Iwan Gabe Davies is a senior multimedia reporter covering the criminal courts for the South Wales Argus. He breaks the latest big crime stories and has been a fully qualified NCTJ journalist since 2001. Iwan is a history graduate from Aberystwyth University. A former BBC journalist, he is a highly experienced professional.
Jack Burman, 26, from Chepstow was arrested in Cwmbran last week, Newport Magistrates' Court was told.
Jordan Young, 25, from Blackwood knocked his victim to the floor before punching and kicking him 'multiple times' while he was on the ground
In court from Newport, Nantyglo, Caerphilly and Blaenavon
Jonathan Davies, 32, from Blackwood stole the money while he was employed by Ovo Energy
They are accused of attacking the 18-year-old complainant at a Newport college
Rebecca Parsons, 29, from Newport was arrested at the city’s five-star Celtic Manor Resort while at the wheel of Ford Fiesta on April Fool’s Day
Lee Parker, 40, from Pontypool was caught with vile child sex abuse films and animal abuse images after police raided his home and his jeep
Tyler Coles, 23, and Bonnie Thomas, 27, from Tredegar are accused of one count of causing unnecessary suffering and eight of failing to ensure the welfare of an animal in Ebbw Vale
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