Trio who impersonated police officers during burglary jailed
Justin Lewis and Matthew Pugh, both from Aberavon, alongside Leighon Weaver, from Port Talbot, targeted an address on Sycamore Crescent, Baglan, in February.
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Justin Lewis and Matthew Pugh, both from Aberavon, alongside Leighon Weaver, from Port Talbot, targeted an address on Sycamore Crescent, Baglan, in February.
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