A SAUNDERSFOOT woman who was convicted of an offence while serving community orders for assaulting six police officers, carrying a blade, and wilful obstruction on the railway has been jailed for nine months.

22-year-old Danni Sandow, of Stammers Road, appeared before Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court on November 9.

She was dealt with for the original offences, as follows:

A community order was made on February 9, 2026 after Sandow, trespassing on the railway line at Cartlett, Haverfordwest on January 14, obstructed an engine or carriage using the railway. No separate penalty was imposed.

A community order was made on June 16 after Sandow assaulted one police constable at Haverfordwest on May 5 and three constables at Bridge Meadow, Haverfordwest on May 23. She was committed to prison for two months concurrent for each offence.

In addition, on April 14 she had been convicted of having an article with a blade - i.e. razor blades - in a public place, namely Clay Lane, Haverfordwest on March 28. She was committed to prison for six months concurrent.

Also covered by the June 16 community order were the assaults by beating of two further police constables, both of which took place at Pembroke Dock on January 15. She had been convicted two days later. For each offence she was committed to prison for three months concurrent.

The sentence was uplifted from two months as the court found that the offence was aggravated by being committed against emergency workers acting in the exercise of his duty.

In each case the reasons for the custodial sentences imposed were because they were serious A2 (non-fatal) offences, and the imprisonment could not be suspended because of the breach of the court order and 3rd strike offence, with similar previous offences.

The overall length of sentence imposed was nine months.