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Owner of paddleboarding company jailed over deaths of four people in Pembrokeshire

  • Nerys Bethan Lloyd has been sentenced to 10.5 years for gross negligence manslaughter for the deaths of four people during a paddleboarding trip in Pembrokeshire.
  • Lloyd pleaded guilty to failing to properly warn participants about dangerous conditions, including a weir, leading to the deaths of Andrea Powell, Morgan Rogers, Nicola Wheatley, and Paul O'Dwyer.
  • Prosecutor Mark Watson stated that neither Lloyd nor her assistant, Paul O'Dwyer, were qualified to guide clients on the hazardous stretch of river.
  • Victim statements expressed profound grief and anger, highlighting the impact of the tragic incident.
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Four fatalities during paddling: imprisonment for tour organiser

The trip on a river ends fatally: four people die during stand-up paddling in Wales. According to the indictment, the tour organiser had no qualifications - now consequences follow.

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Paddleboard guide who led 4 people to their deaths on Welsh river imprisoned for 10 years

A former Welsh police officer who led four people to their deaths in the worst paddleboarding tragedy in the U.K. has been sentenced to 10.5 years in prison.

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Wales Online broke the news in Wales, United Kingdom on Tuesday, April 22, 2025.
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