A teenager was accused of causing more than £1,000-worth of damage at Haverfordwest Railway Station. (Image: Google Street View)
A TEENAGER has appeared at court charged with causing more than £1,000-worth of damage at a railway station.
The 14-year-old – who cannot be identified due to their age – was accused of criminal damage and burglary.
It was alleged that the teenager caused £1,008.50 of damage to windows at Haverfordwest Railway Station on May 3 last year.
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The teenager was also accused of entering the café at the station on that date as a trespasser and stealing bottles of Coca Cola worth a total of £6.
The case came before Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court on October 3 and was adjourned. The teenager, from the Milford Haven area, will return to court on November 28 to enter their pleas.
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