Logan Mwangi: Mum cried uncontrollably after murder arrest

Logan was found dead in the River Ogmore in Sarn, Bridgend county, last July

A mother accused of murdering her five-year-old son cried and shouted she had done "nothing wrong" when she was arrested, a court has heard.

A jury at Cardiff Crown Court was shown footage of Angharad Williamson, 30, being arrested on suspicion of murdering her son Logan Mwangi.

Footage of John Cole, 40, and a 14-year-old who cannot be named for legal reasons, was also played in court.

All three defendants deny murdering Logan, who died in July 2021.

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In the police bodycam footage, from the day after Logan's body was found in the River Ogmore, Ms Williamson was heard saying: "I just lost my son and now you're arresting me.

"What happened to him? What happened to my son?

Before she was taken into the police car she said: "I haven't done anything wrong, I haven't done anything. I asked for your help and you're blaming me."

After the car drove away, the officer's camera continued to record, with Ms Williamson heard saying: "I just lost my son. It's tearing my heart up. We need to find out what happened to Logan."

Angharad Williamson and John Cole are both charged with Logan Mwangi's murder

Footage of Mr Cole, Logan's step-dad, being arrested showed him looking upset and shocked after his arrest.

Bodycam footage of the youth being arrested showed him initially swearing at officers, before sitting down and asking why he was being taken into custody.

The jury were also shown sections of a child's dinosaur print pyjama top that was found in woodland not far from where Logan's body was discovered on 31 July 2021.

When the five year-old was found he was wearing mismatched pyjamas - a Spiderman top and dinosaur trousers.

The court had previously heard Mr Cole told police he and the teenager returned to the flat after dumping Logan's body and went back out to hide the pyjama top after Williamson gave it to them.

Statements were also read from people who spoke with the defendants in custody.

The jury was told that Ms Williamson was being helped to get dressed on 4 August, 2021, when she told a custody officer "my partner beat him and I was trying to deal with it myself."

All three deny murder. They are also accused of perverting the course of justice, including moving Logan's body to the river near Pandy Park, removing his clothing, washing blood-stained bed linen, and making a false missing person report to police.

Ms Williamson and the youth pleaded not guilty to perverting the course of justice, while Mr Cole has admitted the charge.

The case continues.