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Showing 1 - 10 of 11 results for crime type "Sexual offences" & area "Cymru/Wales"

Prowler sentenced for rape

A man who targeted a vulnerable woman by offering to help get her home safely has today been jailed for rape.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

CPS authorises further charges against former police officer for child sexual offences

The CPS has authorised further charges against former police officer Lewis Anthony Edwards in relation to 54 child sexual offences.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Carcharu myfyriwr Prifysgol Caerdydd am dreisio

Mae myfyriwr o Brifysgol Caerdydd, a gariodd menyw feddw yn ôl i’w lety wedi noson allan yng Nghanol Dinas Caerdydd, a’i threisio, wedi’i garcharu.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Cardiff University student jailed for rape

A Cardiff student, who carried a drunk woman back to his accommodation after a night out in Cardiff City Centre and raped her, has been jailed.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Dedfrydu nyrs a ddaliwyd gan grŵp olrhain pedoffiliaid

Mae nyrs a oedd yn gweithio yn Ysbyty Treforys wedi cael ei ddedfrydu am droseddau rhyw wedi iddo gysylltu â chyfrif plentyn ffug a sefydlwyd gan grŵp olrhain pedoffiliaid.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Nurse caught by paedophile hunter group sentenced

A nurse working at Morriston Hospital has been sentenced for sexual offences after contacting a child decoy account set up by a paedophile hunter group.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Swansea Imam sentenced for historic child rape

A religious leader of a Swansea Mosque has been sentenced at Swansea Crown Court for rape and sexual assault of a child nearly 20 years ago.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Dedfrydu Imam Abertawe am dreisio plant heb fod yn ddiweddar

Mae arweinydd crefyddol Mosg yn Abertawe wedi’i ddedfrydu yn Llys y Goron Abertawe am dreisio a cham-drin plentyn yn rhywiol bron i 20 mlynedd yn ôl.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Dedfrydu tresmaswr a dreisiodd menyw a’i merch

Mae dyn a dresmasodd i mewn i dŷ yng Nghaerdydd ac yna treisio menyw a’i merch, wedi cael ei garcharu yn Llys y Goron Casnewydd.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Home intruder who raped woman and daughter sentenced

A man who forced his way into a Cardiff home and then raped a woman and her daughter has been jailed at Newport Crown Court.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

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