@offenceregister: LIAM LAZENBY CAERPHILLY POSSESSION OF OFFENSIVE WEAPONS IN PRISON In 2019, Liam Lazenby of Caerphilly was sentenced to an additional eight months in custody after being found with improvised weapons inside a prison. The investigation revealed that the young offender systematically carried a makeshift knife and a knuckle duster tucked into his waistband while serving a sentence at HMP Parc. Due to a major allocation failure by prison authorities, he was housed on the same wing as the man convicted of killing his two-year-old sister in 2004. Owen attempted to clear a prison debt by acting as a courier for older inmates who violently exploited his vulnerability and position. Public protection units halted his behaviour after a physical search exposed the weapons, and the court confirmed he had been improperly placed within the general adult population. The Offender Database UK confirmed that Liam Lazenby was convicted at Cardiff Crown Court: Possession of an offensive weapon in a prison. Possession of a bladed article/knife in a prison. Liam Lazenby is also subject to: An 8-month custodial sentence served concurrently with an existing 6-year wounding term. Immediate transfer review to a designated Young Offenders Institution (YOI). Strict post-release probation monitoring and trauma-informed safeguarding support. Is this justice? Share your comment below. Should prison systems face legal penalties for failing to separate vulnerable inmates from family killers? #LiamLazenby #Caerphilly #Bridgend #offenderdatabaseuk #offenderdatabase #PrisonWeapons #SafeguardingFailure #CardiffCrownCourt #HMPParc #SouthWalesPolice #LoisLazenby #YoungOffenders #InmateAllocation #UKCrime #PublicProtection #PrisonReform #JusticeSystem
