Gary Williams

found A Man guilty of the theft of a blind street musician was proposed for the implementation of "a heinous act on a vulnerable person" by a judge.

Gary Williams stole money from Chris Chadwick-Parnell in Bangor High Street.

The 51-year-old, of Love Lane , Bangor, theft had been denied, but was convicted by Caernarfon magistrates.

Alan Fothergill, 43, of Plas-Mabon, Bangor, confessed to the theft. The two men are sentenced at later time.

Williams had claimed that he had tried to help the street musician on the 26th of June.

But judge Peter Talbot praised a "public-spirited passer-by," who filmed what happened, because you were worried.

In a victim statement, Mr Chadwick, impact-Parnell described how music has helped him, and the financial impact of not being able to busk.

"I don't feel safe, the work out there more," he said.

Williams pleaded guilty to a public order offence, after she swore at an officer when arrested and was late for court.

He was told to pay £110 in a monetary penalty and the cost for these offences.

the magistrates sent the case to Crown Court and say that your conviction forces were for the theft of "unsatisfactory".

Source of news: bbc.com