Rhyl attempted murder charges dropped as defendants to be sentenced

Police charged six people following an incident on Crescent Road in the early hours of Sunday, April 9.

Alleged victim Ryan Thomas Tudor-Vincent, 21, was hospitalised following the incident, but was said to be in a stable condition days after.

Mr Tudor-Vincent was due to face a pre-trial cross examination today (September 8), but this will no longer go ahead after the defendants admitted alternative charges at Mold Crown Court yesterday.

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Liam Babbs, 24, of Marsh Road, Rhyl, initially denied perverting the course of justice on July 14, but changed his plea to guilty on September 7.

Callum Parker, 18, of St Davids Square, Rhyl, initially denied attempted murder, but admitted perverting the course of justice, on May 12.

He will now be sentenced solely for perverting the course of justice after his attempted murder charge was dismissed yesterday, due to no evidence being offered.

Paige Roberts, 19, and Sharon Roberts, 37, both of Y Berthlog, Trelogan, initially each denied attempted murder on May 12.

A new charge was put to them yesterday of affray, to which they both pleaded guilty.

Their attempted murder charges will lie on file.

Another defendant, now 18 but aged 17 at the time of the offence, initially denied attempted murder, but admitted possession of a bladed article in public and perverting the course of justice, on May 12.

A new charge was put to him yesterday of wounding with intent, to which he pleaded guilty.

His attempted murder charge will also lie on file.

Frederick White, 19, of Sandringham Avenue, Rhyl, had already admitted his only charge, of perverting the course of justice, on May 12.

All six defendants are due to be sentenced at Mold Crown Court on Thursday, October 12.