A MAN from Rhyl has been handed a restraining order, unpaid work and a fine after he was found guilty of criminal damage to property and two counts of common assault.
Jamie Kingsley, 26, of East Parade, was accused of two common assault offences against Mary Jones on December 28, 2021.
He was also accused of damaging a knife and draining board belonging to Denise Hinds in the town on the same date.
Mr Kingsley pleaded guilty to all three offences at Llandudno Magistrates’ Court on May 10.
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He is to face 60 hours’ unpaid work, and must not contact Mary Jones or Jessica Kingsley by any means whatsoever until May 9, 2024.
He will also undertake a maximum of 25 days’ rehabilitation activity, and pay £85 in costs to the Crown Prosecution Service and a £95 victim surcharge, to be paid as a full lump sum by June 30.
This amounted to a total of £180.
An application was also made for deductions from Mr Kingsley’s benefits.
A further two offences, namely assault by beating Mary Jones and making a threat to kill in Rhyl on December 28, were withdrawn.
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