Prolific Champagne thieves who targeted Gwynedd store are jailed
Two men who stole bottles of champagne worth over £850 from a store in Tywyn have been jailed.
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Two men who stole bottles of champagne worth over £850 from a store in Tywyn have been jailed.
Cumulatively, the gang received custodial sentences that totalled more than 47 years in prison
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