Seventh man charged over Rhys murder

[18th April 2008]

A 20-year old man has been charged with assisting an offender in the Rhys Jones murder.

James Yates is the seventh person to be charged with some involvement in Rhys Jones' murder. The other six will be remanded in custody until 25th April, while Mr Yates is due to appear before magistrates later today.

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Andrew Mark SNELGROVE

Offence: Violence

SNELGROVE is accused of attempted murder on 24th June 1999.

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