JOSEPH PARRY – WREXHAM

❌JOSEPH PARRY – WREXHAM❌

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Wrexham Man Jailed After Campaign Of Abuse And Threats Towards Ex-Partner

December 2025 – Mold Crown Court

A Wrexham man has been jailed after subjecting his former partner to a prolonged campaign of harassment, threats, and controlling behaviour.

Joseph Parry, 32, of Bryn Offa, Ponciau, appeared at Mold Crown Court where he admitted engaging in coercive and controlling behaviour over a two-year period.

The court heard that between October 2023 and October 2025, Parry’s behaviour towards his ex-partner, became increasingly obsessive and intimidating. At the beginning of the relationship, he had spoken about wanting marriage and children, but when she made clear she did not want that level of commitment, his behaviour escalated.

He repeatedly turned up uninvited and bombarded her with constant messages and calls. On some days, she received over 100 messages and up to 30–40 phone calls. On one occasion, she woke to find 88 missed calls along with a similar number of messages.

Parry was described as verbally abusive and prone to outbursts when he did not get his own way. He accused her of seeing other men and threatened to harm anyone he believed she was involved with. In one incident, he also threatened to burn down her home.

The court heard the sustained nature of the abuse had a serious impact on the victim, leaving her distressed and fearful.

Parry was sentenced to two years and six months in prison, with the judge stating that the ongoing and escalating pattern of behaviour left no alternative but immediate custody.

And also

Wrexham Man Jailed For Breaching Suspended Sentence

13th August 2021 – Caernarfon Crown Court

In an earlier case, Joseph Liam Parry, then aged 27 and of Regent Street, was jailed after breaching the terms of a suspended sentence.

The original sentence, imposed in September 2020, related to multiple offences including actual bodily harm, common assault, harassment, and criminal damage.

As part of that order, Parry had been required to complete 35 days on a rehabilitation programme along with 30 days of structured activity. However, he failed to comply.

He later admitted the breach in court, leading to the suspended sentence being activated and a custodial sentence imposed.

The court highlighted his failure to engage with opportunities to address his behaviour.