Swansea man jailed after making false police report
52-year-old Anthony Merriman, from Penlan, had been interviewed by police in relation to a report that he had threatened another man with a knife.
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52-year-old Anthony Merriman, from Penlan, had been interviewed by police in relation to a report that he had threatened another man with a knife.
26-year-old Charotte Cotterrell, from Pontardawe, screamed abusive language at her ex-partner while leaning out of the passenger window of a moving vehicle as he walked on the pavement.
37-year-old James Thomas, from Morriston, committed the offences when the victim was between the ages of 14-15. The offences took place over a period of six months.
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40-year-old Matthew Morgan, from Blaenymaes, targeted a business in Fforestfach on May 12.
Two men from Swansea have been jailed after being found guilty of murder and manslaughter in connection with the death of 27-year-old Joshua Norman.
49-year-old Paul Rosser, from Gendros, was found guilty on Monday by a jury following a trial at Swansea Crown Court.
46-year-old Michael Parker, from Penlan, targeted an address in Mount Pleasant
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20-year-old Evan Powell, from Brynmill, was identified using retrospective facial recognition software following reports that addresses had been targeted in the Brynmill area on October 31 2024.