CRAIG BEGLEY BITES BABY IN RHYL AND ESCAPES JAIL

In a disturbing incident that took place in Rhyl, a man named Craig Begley was involved in an assault that has shocked the local community. The incident occurred while Begley was babysitting a four-month-old infant. According to reports, Begley bit the baby on the bottom, an act that understandably caused concern among the child's family and the wider community.

The following day, the mother of the infant noticed a bite mark on her child, prompting her to seek legal action. Begley was subsequently brought before the court to answer for his actions. During the hearing, he admitted to the assault, explaining that his intention was to make the child laugh. His explanation was accepted by the court, which considered his motives but also the seriousness of the act.

As a result of his admission, Craig Begley was sentenced to a two-year conditional discharge. This means that he will not serve time in prison unless he commits another offence within the specified period. The court's decision reflects a recognition of the circumstances and Begley's explanation, but it also underscores the importance of safeguarding children from harm. The incident has raised concerns among residents of Rhyl about the safety and supervision of young children in the community, especially during babysitting arrangements.