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David Powell & Patrick Edrich

Man cut hole in neighbour's hedge to get 'better view of mountains'

A yob cut a hole in his neighbour's hedge to get a better view of the Welsh mountains as part of a campaign of harassment.

Alexander Edwards, 30, cut a hole in his neighbour's hedge, shone a torch at his neighbour's CCTV camera, sang rap music and goaded dogs into barking late at night. But the victim Ian Cox complained to the council and North Wales Police and on Wednesday, March 30, Edwards admitted harassing the victim.

Edwards, from Pengarth, Conwy, was ordered by a judge at Llandudno Magistrates Court to do 80 hours of unpaid work, NorthWalesLive reports. The court heard Edwards' mum, Jane Edwards, had fallen out with her next door neighbour and Edwards became "embroiled" in the row when he went to live with her.

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