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    Bridgend men jailed following Swansea robbery

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJanuary 10, 2025No Comments
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    Two men from Bridgend have been jailed after being involved in a Swansea robbery in November.

    20-year-old Brandon Dobbs, from Newcastle, and 20-year-old Morgan Kemble, from Brackla, both assaulted their male victim in Waun Wen, before taking his wallet and mobile phone. They were both arrested by officers soon after, and both pleaded guilty to Robbery in December.

    Both men have this week been sentenced to three years in prison at Swansea Crown Court. Brandon Dobbs also received an additional six months as the judge activated a previous suspended sentence.

    Detective Constable Samera Sabir said:

    “Violent crime will never be tolerated in our communities, and our officers acted swiftly to bring Brandon Dobbs and Morgan Kemble into custody following their assault of the victim.

    “We are always working to bring violent offenders to justice, and this sentencing is just the latest example of this. We hope that these two men will now think hard about their actions whilst in custody.”

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