Vehicle crime crackdown sees 21 arrests across south Wales as part of nationwide operation
Twenty-one people were arrested and 12 vehicles recovered across South Wales as officers joined a nationwide week of action targeting organised vehicle crime.
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Twenty-one people were arrested and 12 vehicles recovered across South Wales as officers joined a nationwide week of action targeting organised vehicle crime.
Following his recent conviction of multiple shoplifting offences, Kyle Hagerty, 38, from Barry, was given a three-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court on September 30, 2026.
Victims will never be forgotten
A man has been charged in connection with a murder investigation in Bridgend.
South Wales Police has launched its own fleet of Sur-Rons to improve the force’s capability to tackle crime.
44-year-old Damien Samuel, from Port Talbot, carried out the attack against a female victim in December 2022.
Officers were called to Coity Road, Bridgend at around 12:43pm on Monday October 19, following a report of a road traffic collision, wherein a car had collided with a wall.
The family of the motorcyclist who died following a collision have paid tribute to him. He has been named as 52-year-old Wayne Bowron.
25-year-old Abdullah Saed, from Penge, was arrested on Matthew Street in Waun Wen, Swansea on March 31 this year after officers stopped him while he was in possession of white carrier bag and trying to gain access to an address.
34-year-old David Novac, who also uses the names Teodor and Ahmed, knew that the victim was not consenting to him recording the act when he made the recording in May.