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Mae dyn ugain oed a drywanodd ddyn arall y tu allan i dafarn yng Ngorseinon wedi cael ei ddedfrydu i garchar yn Llys y Goron Abertawe.Digwyddodd yr ymosodiad y tu allan i'r New Lodge yng Ngorseinon, Abertawe yn oriau mân 22 Mehefin 2025.Roedd Kane Evans eisoes wedi cweryla gyda phobl mewn car y tu…
Mae menyw a'i chariad wedi cael eu carcharu am gynllwynio i lofruddio ei gŵr.Roedd Ethel Michelle Mills, 46 oed, a elwir yn Michelle, wedi bod yn cael perthynas y tu allan i’w phriodas, gyda Geraint Berry sy'n 46 oed. Gyda'i gilydd, fe wnaethon nhw gynllwynio i lofruddio ei gŵr.Ar 20 Medi 2024, pan…
A twenty-year-old man who stabbed another man outside a pub in Gorseinon has been jailed at Swansea Crown Court. The attack took place outside The New Lodge in Gorseinon, Swansea in the early hours of 22 June 2025.Kane Evans had an earlier altercation with some people in a car outside the pub…
A woman and her lover have been jailed for conspiring to murder her husband.Ethel Michelle Mills, 46, known as Michelle, had been having an extra-marital relationship with 46-year-old Geraint Berry. Together they plotted to murder her husband. On 20 September 2024, when Mrs Mills and her…
A man who threatened a taxi driver with a pair of scissors, forcing the driver out of the vehicle, has been sentenced at Swansea Crown Court. Nicholas Daniel, 34, was collected by the taxi driver on 29 July 2024, in the Waunarlwydd area of Swansea, and taken to a shop on Old Swansea Road…
Mae dyn sydd wedi ei gael yn euog o fygwth gyrrwr tacsi gyda siswrn gan ei orfodi i adael ei gerbyd, wedi ei ddedfrydu yn Llys y Goron Abertawe.Camodd Nicholas Daniel, 34, i mewn i dacsi yn ardal Waunarlwydd, Abertawe ar 29 Gorffennaf 2024. Aeth y tacsi ag ef i siop ar Hen Heol Abertawe. Ar…
Two men who set a terraced house alight in Trethomas have been sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court.Dean Reddington, 40, was the passenger of a Vauxhall vehicle being driven by Dean Eastwood, 34. They drove to the street in Trethomas late at night on 25 June 2025.The occupant of the house had just…
Mae dau ddyn a roddodd dŷ teras ar dân yn Nhrethomas wedi cael eu dedfrydu yn Llys y Goron Caerdydd.Roedd Dean Reddington, 40 oed, yn deithiwr yn y cerbyd Vauxhall a oedd yn cael ei yrru gan Dean Eastwood, 34 oed. Roeddent wedi gyrru i'r stryd yn Nhrethomas yn hwyr y nos ar 25 Mehefin 2025.Roedd…
Mae dyn a dorrodd i mewn i eiddo yn y Rhyl a lladd menyw 69 oed wedi cael ei ddedfrydu i garchar am oes yn Llys y Goron Caernarfon.Torrodd Dean Mears, 34 oed, i mewn i’r tŷ ar Ffordd Cefndy yn y Rhyl yn hwyr y nos ar 24 Hydref 2024.Ar ôl ymgais aflwyddiannus i fynd i mewn drwy’r drws, torrodd Mears…
A man who broke into a property in Rhyl and killed a 69-year-old woman has been sentenced to life imprisonment at Caernarfon Crown Court.Dean Mears, 34, broke into the house on Cefndy Road in Rhyl late at night on 24 October 2024.After unsuccessfully trying to get in through the door, Mears smashed…
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