#TeamSWP Awards 2024: Meet our winners
Last night we celebrated South Wales Police's finest, with the return of the annual #TeamSWP Awards.
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Last night we celebrated South Wales Police's finest, with the return of the annual #TeamSWP Awards.
One of the UK’s most wanted men has been brought back to Wales by the National Crime Agency (NCA) after spending four years on the run.
Our annual awards return, as the Chief Constable takes the opportunity to honour some of the organisation's finest officers, staff and volunteers.
More than 80 police officers took part in the day’s arrests and 53 people were taken into custody.
Ashley Davies, 30, of Forge Street, Pentre, was found guilty of the murder of Conall Evans today (Friday, October 11) at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court.
Jamie Johnson stole products such as alcohol, meat, scratchcards, a pressure washer and even a set of Dracula teeth.
Kamil Ernest, 19, of Grangetown, Cardiff wasn’t at his family home in Fairwater when police officers turned up unannounced on July 9.
The couple who died at a property in Trowbridge, Cardiff, on Saturday, have been named as Christine Jeffries, 72, and Stephen Jeffries, 74.
Although formal identification has not yet taken place, the bodies are believed to be a 72-year-old woman and a 74-year-old man.
South Wales Police is continuing to investigate the sudden deaths of two people at a property in Trowbridge, Cardiff.