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John Agnew, 73, appeared at Merthyr Tydfil Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, October 21, where he was given a suspended jail sentence.
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Suspended jail for Powys man who had indecent images of children and animals

John Agnew, 72, appeared at Llandrindod Wells Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, September 29, where he entered guilty pleas to a total of four offences. John Agnew, 72, appeared at Llandrindod Wells Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, September 29, where he entered guilty pleas to a total of four offences.
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Police linked Powys man's bank account to overseas child sex abuse transactions

It is alleged that 52 Category A (the worst kind) images were found on a phone belonging to the defendant. The device was also said to contain 29 Category B and 43 Category C images. It is alleged that 52 Category A (the worst kind) images were found on a phone belonging to the defendant. The device was also said to contain 29 Category B and 43 Category C images.
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Man accused of having indecent images of children on phone appears in court

Gareth Eccles, 45, was jailed for 7-and-a-half years at Shrewsbury Crown Court on Friday, June 26. Gareth Eccles, 45, was jailed for 7-and-a-half years at Shrewsbury Crown Court on Friday, June 26.
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Man jailed for over seven years for historic abuse of young girl

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Powys man to stand trial after denying 13 child sex offences

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Abuser jailed for five years for sexual offences against teen girl

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