The Daily Post rounds up the criminals from the region who have been put behind bars over the last month
The Daily Post is naming and shaming criminals convicted of offences every month, and these are the people who were locked up in January.
Each month, we publish an online gallery of criminals who have been convicted and jailed at courts around North Wales.
Ricky Roberts and Kieran Evans
Two Wrexham burglars, who left an 89-year-old victim too scared to go home, were jailed .
Drug addict Rick Roberts, 33, of Holborn Crescent in Brynteg, burgled a number of houses in the Wrexham area within a few months of his release from prison was jailed for five years.
Co-defendant Kieran Evans, 33, of Aston Grove in Wrexham, who claimed to have been the look-out, was jailed for three years and 10 months after he admitted two burglaries, an attempted burglary and a handling offence.
Kyle Martin John Parry
'Dangerous' Kyle Martin John Parry, 21, formerly of Rhostryfan, near Caernarfon, but now of Riddings Road, Huddersfield, sexually abused a five-year-old boy and has been locked up for five years .
Caernarfon Crown Court were told how the boy had confided in his mother about what Parry had done to him. She called police and her son was subsequently examined by a doctor.
Parry’s DNA was found on swabs taken at the scene of the offence and he was arrested.
Christopher Jones
Drug dealer Christopher Jones, 50, of Northgate Street, Caernarfon, has a history of drug convictions going back more than 20 years .
He admitted possessing illegal drugs to sell to others and was jailed for 44 months.
Steven Downing
Steven Downing, 59, of Lyttleton Avenue, Halesowen, Birmingham, threatened to kill his wife after beating her with a broomstick and placing a pillow over her face and was locked up for three and a half years .
Downing and his wife were holidaying in a caravan at Tywyn in Gwynedd last year when he attacked her.
Lloyd Bennett and Kelvin Haughton
Two men who broke into a house while the occupant was in hospital have been locked up for three years .
Lloyd Bennett, 45, of Amlwch Road, Benllech, and Kelvin Haughton, 32, also of Benllech, admitted breaking into the property in Waun Dirion, Benllech, and stealing a large television set.
Bennett, the judge heard, had been handed a suspended prison sentence for dangerous driving last March and the judge activated 20 weeks of that term to be served consecutively to the three-year jail term.
Jamie Warner
Jamie Warner, 26, of Maes Goronwy, Benllech, who twice caused serious injuries to his own brother - including leaving him missing three fingers - has been locked up for three years .
Warner admitted assaulting his older brother Scott, breaking his jaw, in a drunken fight before Christmas and also admitting a charge of dangerous driving on the A5025 at Pentraeth, Anglesey, last August.
As a result of injuries caused in the accident, his brother had to have three fingers on his left hand amputated.
Richard Gwion Jones
Builder Richard Gwion Jones led an assault on his sister’s ex-partner hit him with a golf club and stabbed him in the leg with the shaft when it broke , has been jailed for 31 months.
Jones, 27, of Maen Gwyn, Trawsfynydd, Gwynedd, had pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm to William Barker at Bronaber in Trawsfynydd in February last year.
Luke Thomas Miles
Luke Thomas Miles, 26, of Rock Street, Holyhead, who armed himself with six steak knives before threatening to cut a woman’s finger off in a shop , has been locked up for two years.
Miles was drunk and on ecstasy when the incident at Millbank Stores happened.
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/locked-up-criminals-jailed-north-12540357
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