Neyland man accused of breaching restraining order
Watt was alleged to have breached a restraining order that was put in place by Swansea Crown Court on December 16 last year. This banned him from contacting a woman.
He was accused of being in contact with the woman and being at an address he knew she would be at on July 17.
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Watt was also charged with assault by beating of an emergency worker, after he was alleged to have assaulted a police officer on that same date.
The case came before the court on July 18 and was sent on to Swansea Crown Court.
Watt was remanded into custody, and will appear to enter his pleas on August 18.
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