Sudbrook man admits stalking man and showing up at his home

Peter Reed has admitted stalking when he appeared at Cardiff Crown Court. <i>(Image: NQ Staff)</i>
Peter Reed has admitted stalking when he appeared at Cardiff Crown Court. (Image: NQ Staff)
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A MAN has admitted stalking another man over a four-and-a-half month period. 

Peter Reed, 60, of Sudbrook, appeared at Cardiff Crown Court charged with stalking involving fear of violence.

It was alleged that Reed stalked another man between April 30 and September 11 in 2023.

The court heard that Peter Reed repeatedly sent threatening and abusive emails, including making threats of physical violence.

He also showed up uninvited at the man's home on September 10, 2023.

Reed pleaded guilty to the offence, and his case was adjourned for a pre-sentence report to be prepared. 

He was granted bail, and will return to Cardiff Crown Court for sentencing on October 15.

David Pinnell appeared for the defendant, whilst Alice Sykes represented the prosecution.

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