Jason Evans is a Court and Crime Reporter at South Wales Evening Post. Based in Swansea and passionate about crime and justice, he covers a range of topics including court proceedings, lawsuits, and legal reform, while also delving into issues like animal rights and workplace health and safety. Jason's work has been featured in numerous publications including CoventryLive, Daily Mail, and The Independent, among others.
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Swansea, United Kingdom (Local)
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Jason’s coverage primarily focuses on local crime and evolving stories in Cardiff, United Kingdom. His articles provide insights into crime-related incidents and missing persons reports, with significant attention to breaking news.
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A judge described the burglary as 'mean and callous'
By: Jason Evans
Rheola House was one of Wales' most treasured properties and was designed by the famous architect John Nash, the man who redesigned Buckingham Palace
By: Jason Evans
A judge said Levi Walters' behaviour had been 'truly appalling'
By: Jason Evans
A judge described Jacob Lawday as a 'determined and persistent burglar'
Officers are urging members of the public to be vigilant but not to approach suspects
The woman needed urgent surgery after she was crushed between the car and a concrete bollard
By: Jason Evans
Gavin Smith and a contact known only as 'The Baron' executed a plan which saw drugs shipped around the world inside hollowed-out rope
By: Jason Evans
One burglar who was caught is refusing to name the men who left him behind in Wales
By: Jason Evans
A professional burglar who had previously spent time in jail was caught again after his DNA was found at a series of crime scenes
Three people were injured when 'immature behaviour' caused the car to veer off the road, with one of the passengers taken to hospital with serious injuries
