Positive outcomes as police reduce crime in Swansea hotspot
Strong early results from the first two months of proactive work in the Dyfatty area of Swansea under the Clear, Hold, Build initiative.
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Strong early results from the first two months of proactive work in the Dyfatty area of Swansea under the Clear, Hold, Build initiative.
39-year-old Mark Hawkes, of no fixed abode, carried out the attacks in the child victim’s home in the Neath area.
The launch event took place last week at Tramshed Tech in the former Palace Theatre on High Street; the building sits within the project area.
A week of intensification tackling drug-related crime has seen over 70 people arrested across the South Wales Police force area.
A man from Llanelli has been jailed after he was found guilty of rape and assault
42-year-old Kyle Jones, from Morriston, was arrested after initially being linked to a Kik messaging account that uploaded Category A indecent videos of children to the internet in 2023.
22-year-old Zack Mason, from Sandfields, struck 85-year-old Thomas Crowley – known as Noel - with his vehicle as Crowley crossed Port Talbot’s Water Street on December 7, 2024.
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34-year-old Jamie Davies, from Port Talbot, used the social media platform Snapchat to offer to cook food for his 14-year-old victim in exchange for the child performing a sex act in front of him.
“Swansea and the wider community are better off now that these men have been all been sent to prison.”