PHILIP SOLOMON – PEMBROKESHIRE Stalker Jailed for Harassing Former Partner Usin…

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Stalker Jailed for Harassing Former Partner Using “Mickey Mouse” Voice

A man who harassed his former partner with persistent calls and messages — even disguising his voice as “Mickey Mouse” during phone conversations — has been sentenced to prison.

Philip Solomon, 35, of West Street, Rosemarket, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, left his ex-partner living in what she described as “a cycle of fear” following a campaign of stalking that continued despite court orders to stay away.

Swansea Crown Court heard that the couple’s relationship ended in December 2024, after which Solomon was subject to a non-molestation order. He soon breached the order, contacting his former partner by phone and later driving past her at Broad Haven beach, where he waved and blew kisses.

Initially convicted of stalking and breaching the non-molestation order, Solomon was handed a community order and restraining order in June 2025. However, he soon resumed contact, sending messages from false Snapchat accounts, withheld numbers, and even contacting his ex-partner’s sister. Prosecutor Emily Bennett told the court that Solomon’s calls often featured a “Mickey Mouse” voice, which the victim recognised as him. One message read: “I want you back and I won’t stop until I do.”

A victim impact statement read in court described how the harassment had destroyed her sense of security:
“His behaviour took away my freedom, my peace of mind, and my ability to live without fear. I feel trapped in a cycle of fear.”

Defence barrister Dan Griffiths said Solomon’s actions stemmed from an inability to accept the end of the relationship. He noted that Solomon had engaged in relationship courses while in custody and recognised the need to develop greater emotional maturity to form healthy future relationships.

Judge Catherine Richards emphasised the seriousness of Solomon’s offences and his repeated breaches, stating there was “no realistic prospect of rehabilitation at this time.” Taking a one-third reduction for his guilty pleas into account, Solomon was sentenced to 20 months in prison, to serve up to half in custody before being released on licence for the remainder.