Pembroke Dock man admits robbery which left elderly victim with a broken arm
A Pembroke Dock man has admitted a robbery which left its 83-year-old victim with a broken arm.
Daniel James Gwynn, 25, of Pembroke Street, Pembroke Dock, appeared at Swansea Crown Court for a preliminary hearing on Tuesday, October 6, during which he entered a guilty plea.
An earlier hearing at Haverfordwest magistrates court heard that Gwynn attacked his elderly victim in broad daylight on Wednesday, September 23, as she walked her dog in Pembroke Dock's Memorial Park.
The woman's handbag was stolen and she suffered a broken arm during the incident.
Gwynn will next appear before the court for sentencing on October 23. He was remanded in custody until then.
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