A Bangor man who sexually abused two teenage girls has been jailed for nine years.

Mold Crown Court heard Cian Williams had abused one of his victims while he was on police bail accused of grooming another girl.

The 20 year-old from Penrhosgarnedd pleaded guilty to targeting the girls on social media, who were aged 13 and 14 at the time.

The court heard Williams tried to collect one of the girls from school, claiming he was her brother, and offered her drugs in return for sexual favours.

Detectives found more than 200 images of what appeared to be young girls on his mobile phones, which were seized by officers when he was arrested.

Williams went onto admit four counts of grooming, two counts of causing or incting a child to engage in sexual activity and further charges of sexual communication with a child.

North Wales Police said both girls - and their families - had shown "bravery and courage" during the course of the investigation and in court.

Fflur Lloyd Jones, who led the investigation, said: "It can be incredibly difficult to take that first step in reporting such incidents to police but, by reporting these offences to us, they have helped us bring Williams to justice."

“I hope the sentencing will provide them with some closure in knowing Williams can no longer cause harm to them or any other child."

Williams was also banned from going near or entering schools indefinitely via a Sexual Harm Prevention Order and given a 15 year restraining order against both of his victims.