Newport burglar jailed for 18 months after breaking into two commercial premises
Mohammed Salam, 38, appeared before the city’s magistrates on Friday 4 September when he pleaded guilty to a burglary on Church Road, Newport, on Saturday 29 August.
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Mohammed Salam, 38, appeared before the city’s magistrates on Friday 4 September when he pleaded guilty to a burglary on Church Road, Newport, on Saturday 29 August.
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