Criminals jailed in Denbighshire, Conwy, Anglesey & Gwynedd last month

Nicholas Evans 

Evans was found guilty of committing six offences in Llandudno Junction and Bangor.

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Nicholas Evans (Image: North Wales Police)

Malcolm Montgomery

Montgomery, from St Asaph, breached his Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

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Malcolm Montgomery (Image: North Wales Police)

Daniel Birch

Birch, from Rhyl, was jailed after failing to comply with the sex offenders register’s notification requirements.

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Paul Evans

Evans, from Rhyl, breached his restraining order for a sixth time.

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Martin Roberts

Roberts, from Rhyl, caused almost £1,000 of damage to a police vehicle.

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Martin Roberts (Image: North Wales Police)

Thomas Reynolds

Reynolds was guilty of committing five driving offences in Gwynedd.

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Thomas Reynolds (Image: North Wales Police)

Aled Lewis

Lewis, from Bangor, kissed a 13-year-old girl.

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Aled Lewis (Image: North Wales Police)

Gerrard Parkins

Parkins was jailed for his part in a County Lines drug operation spanning Merseyside, Colwyn Bay and Rhyl.

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Gerrard Parkins (Image: North Wales Police)

Kyle Parker

Parker, from Rhyl, threatened to kill his former partner and breached his restraining order.

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Kyle Parker (Image: North Wales Police)

Matthew Green

Green, from Colwyn Bay, assaulted a child.

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Matthew Green (Image: North Wales Police)

Clayton Hardy

Hardy did not surrender to custody in Llandudno, and was found guilty of three other offences.

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Clayton Hardy (Image: North Wales Police)

Richard Wyn Lewis

"Serial fraudster" Lewis conned £200,OOO from an Anglesey crossbow victim.

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Richard Wyn Lewis (Image: North Wales Police)

David Thomas

Thomas, from Gwynedd, was jailed after pleading guilty to failing to provide for the needs of 29 dogs, some of which were found tethered up in filthy conditions and with no natural light.

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