DAMIEN ALLDRICK – SWANSEA

In 2025, Damien Aldrick was convicted at Swansea Magistrates’ Court after pleading guilty to harassment and breaching a restraining order.

At hearings in June 2025, the court was told he had continued behaviour towards the victim despite existing legal restrictions in place.

He was sentenced to:

* 24 weeks imprisonment (suspended for 18 months)
* A community order
* 120 hours unpaid work
* Rehabilitation activity requirements
* Alcohol abstinence monitoring (120 days)
* Fines, costs and compensation

A restraining order was also imposed and later extended, prohibiting him from:

This order is set to remain in place until May 2030.

Despite this history, he was released in October 2025, as confirmed by police.

Why Clare’s Law matters

Clare’s Law (the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme) allows you to ask police if a partner has a history of abusive or violent behaviour.

It exists so people can make informed choices and stay safe.