Armed raider who carried out two robberies is jailed
Brandon Jenkins, 18, has been handed a four-year and four-month sentence after targeting Owen Stores, Trefechan and Sammy’s Fish Bar in Cefn Coed.
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Brandon Jenkins, 18, has been handed a four-year and four-month sentence after targeting Owen Stores, Trefechan and Sammy’s Fish Bar in Cefn Coed.
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