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Newtown dad back in court over nightclub GBH sentence after crash injury

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Owen Williams, 22, of Ffordd Croesawdy, was spared the one-year custodial term for two years in January. He admitted inflicting grievous bodily harm (GBH) on Thomas Jarman at the Steam Mill nightclub in May 2022. Williams was back in court on Tuesday, November 21, but this time on crutches after suffering a "significant" injury to his hip and knee following a road collision in June this year.

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Newtown dad back in court over nightclub GBH sentence after crash injury

A dad who a left a man unconscious during a night out in Newtown has been given more time to complete his sentence order after being injured in a…

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countytimes.co.uk broke the news in on Tuesday, November 28, 2023.
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