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[CRIME] · United Kingdom · 2 sources

Welsh courts fine man for domestic‑violence breach and jail another for animal‑order violation

Welshpool magistrates warned Richard Williams after he breached a domestic‑violence protection order by entering his partner’s home between May 22 and 24. He was fined £100 (£50 per night), ordered to pay court costs of £284 and told the order remains in force until June 11, when he faces sentencing on a separate matter.

Thomas Price, 62, known locally as “Wales’ gypsy horse king”, was sentenced to 21 months in prison after being found in possession of horse feed, breaching a criminal‑behaviour order that bans him from keeping animals for life. The court noted his history of animal‑cruelty offences and ordered him to pay a £187 victim surcharge.

Both cases illustrate the Welsh courts’ enforcement of protection and animal‑welfare orders.