COP STOLE pounds 8k OFF HIS SICK MUM.

Byline: GLYN n. 1. A glen. See Glen. [Obs. singly, but occurring often in locative names in Ireland, as Glen does in Scotland.]
He could not beat out the Irish, yet he did shut them up within those narrow corners and glyns BELLIS

Elderly widow gave him her bank card to do shopping A POLICE community support officer stole nearly pounds 8,000 from his sick elderly mother.

Chris Wilby, 40, from Llandudno, cashed a blank cheque blank cheque
Noun

1. a signed cheque on which the amount payable has not been specified

2. complete freedom of action

Noun 1. to the tune of pounds 1,200 after his mum Gwyneth agreed to give him pounds 1,000. Then he used her bank card to withdraw pounds 7,600 for himself. She gave him her PIN to get money for shopping, magistrates in Llandudno heard.

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Chris Wilby, 40

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Date:	Jun 16, 2009
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