A man who spent two years harassing and following a woman has been fitted with a satellite monitoring tag so his whereabouts can be tracked at all times. Jeremy Inglis became obsessed with his victim after meeting through a shared interest in photography.
But when the woman became concerned about his behaviour and tried to distance herself from him he began an online campaign against her and would hang around her place of work and follow her in the streets. The 54-year-old was handed a suspended prison sentence at Swansea Crown Court but as part of his sentence will be subject to what is known as "trail monitoring" for the next six months.
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