Swansea man jailed for Class A drug supply
Sean Rowles was stopped by officers in Uplands on April 16 and was found to be in possession of a mobile phone tied to ongoing drug-related text messages.
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Sean Rowles was stopped by officers in Uplands on April 16 and was found to be in possession of a mobile phone tied to ongoing drug-related text messages.
34-year-old Guy Brigdale, from Fforestfach, pleaded guilty to numerous offences following the messages he sent in January of this year.
36-year-old Lee Paul, from Brynmill, was seen jumping out of the window of his address while officers were investigating an unrelated matter.
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A man from Swansea has been jailed after he violently assaulted two different people in unrelated incidents six months apart.
Geoffrey Jones was under investigation for separate allegations by a victim when they disclosed they had been raped by Jones several times from 2017 to 2019.
His victim disclosed to a family member that 58-year-old Stephen Hindley had led a campaign of sexual assaults against them, between the ages of nine and 22.
The operation sees South Wales Police work closely in partnership with Neath Port Talbot Council, Safer Neath Port Talbot, the RNLI and other agencies.
Johnathan Sutton, from Walsall, pleaded not guilty to the offences, which took place in 2021 in Cwmafan, at an address where Sutton was living at the time.
32-year-old Sarah Giffard, from Waunarlwydd, was in an intoxicated state when she attacked the victim.