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Page last updated at 10:51 GMT, Friday, 3 July 2009 11:51 UK
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Charges over Ann Summers ram raid

Ann Summers shop in Swansea
A car was driven through the roller shutters at the Ann Summers store

Two men have been accused of ram raids on an Ann Summers sex toys and lingerie shop, and a sports store in an indoor shopping complex.

The two, aged 27 and 23, will appear before magistrates in Neath charged with three counts of burglary and two of vehicle theft.

It alleged they drove a stolen car through the Aberafan Shopping Centre on 1 July and into a JD Sports shop.

They are also accused of driving into the Ann Summers in Whitewalls, Swansea.



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