Gwynedd and Anglesey criminals jailed in October 2024

Terrance Lloyd

Terrance Lloyd (Image: North Wales Police) Lloyd, 38, of no fixed abode, sexually assaulted a teenager in Bangor last year.

He followed the girl into her home, where he slapped her on her bottom.

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Andrew Smythe

Andrew Smythe (Image: North Wales Police) Smythe, 58, of Crown Hotel, Pwllheli, was jailed for driving offences, just months after being sentenced for a similar matter.

Officers were patrolling the Bangor area in the early hours of October 7 and due to the poor manner of driving, the vehicle was stopped, where they discovered Smythe was the driver.

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Steven Johnson

Steven Johnson (Image: North Wales Police) Johnson, 52, of Maesincla Lane, Caernarfon, was asked to move on from the Anglesey petrol station where he was busking, before threatening to set it, and himself, on fire.

He refused to leave his custody cell to attend his sentencing hearing.

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Callum Jones

Callum Jones (Image: North Wales Police) Jones, 28, of Deiniol Road, Bangor, was found to have been dealing two class A drugs and a class B drug.

He was said to have been “up to his eyes in debt”,  so turned to dealing drugs to try to pay this off.

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Jacqueline Mwila

Mwila, 51, of White Street, Mount Pleasant in Swansea, was jailed after a dangerous manoeuvre on a busy road in Gwynedd caused the death of a young mother.

Emma Morris died aged 28 following the crash on April 3, 2023.

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Christopher Jones

Christopher Jones (Image: North Wales Police) Jones, 58, of Pendalar, Caernarfon, threatened another person with a golf club and a Stanley knife in the block of flats where he lived.

He assaulted Kevin Bohana, which left him bleeding “profusely” and with bruises.

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Gruffydd Williams

Gruffydd Williams (Image: North Wales Police) Williams, 44, of Ffordd Efailnewydd, stalked one woman and told another he had disclosed sexual photographs of her.

Judge Nicola Jones said he had intended to cause “maximum distress” through his actions.

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Michael Williams

Michael Williams (Image: North Wales Police) Williams, 36, of Dolfor, Pwllheli, inflicted “sickening and disgusting” racial abuse on a Kenyan national in front of her children in Caernarfon.

He told Shakila Meli to “go back to where you came from” and caused her to have a panic attack.

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Dwayne Thomas

Dwayne Thomas (Image: North Wales Police) Thomas, 33, of Henry Street in Holyhead, subjected his then-partner to repeated abuse and coercion.

She was subjected to violence by him on a weekly basis - including frequent strangulation.

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