Man Found Guilty of Arson and Witness Intimidation in Swindon

A Swindon man has been found guilty of arson and witness intimidation following a trial at Bristol Crown Court. Kane Walker, 20, of County Road, Swindon, was convicted by a jury on charges of arson, being reckless as to whether life was endangered, and intimidating witnesses in connection with a case involving his ex-partner.

The trial concluded on September 12, and Walker is scheduled to be sentenced on November 15.
She added, “We should not feel scared to end relationships, we should be able to feel safe and not be subjected to actions like Walker’s.”

The conviction brings closure to a case that highlights the dangers of Met Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) has been sentenced for witness intimidation" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-wpil-monitor-id="62207">witness intimidation and the importance of victim support in the justice process. Authorities hope the sentencing will provide justice and serve as a deterrent against similar crimes.

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