Former CCTV operator sentenced for coercive and controlling behaviour and data protection ...
Former CCTV operator sentenced for coercive and controlling behaviour and data protection offences.
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Former CCTV operator sentenced for coercive and controlling behaviour and data protection offences.
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Russell Hasler, aged 41, from Llandysul, has pleaded guilty to coercive and controlling behaviour and data protection offences two days before he was due to stand trial at Swansea Crown Court.
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