Mr Gobir said Jones had four previous convictions for 12 offences. Paul Hewitt, mitigating, said: “He had only been driving for a few minutes and he genuinely thought he was no longer disqualified and that his 12-month ban was up. “The defendant has turned his life around since these offences. He is living with his girlfriend and he has got a job. “These latest offences occurred just two days before his suspended sentence period was due to end.” Judge Daniel Williams sentenced Jones to a 12-month community order. He has to carry out 80 hours of unpaid work and complete a 10-day rehabilitation activity requirement.
THE life of a Wrexham man who overdosed on heroin could not have been saved despite failings of the ambulance service, an inquest heard. Phillip Parry, 55, died at his home address on Tan Y Bryn in Rhos on October 19, 2020. At County Hall in Ruthin on Wednesday (March 3), an inquest was held in relation to Mr Parry s death. It heard that he had been a long-standing drug abuser and had taken a combination of drugs, including heroin, on October 19. A friend of Mr Parry attended his address and communicated with him through his living room window. Mr Parry was said to be in a state of semi-consciousness, with his face said to be a yellowy colour.
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