Swansea officers carry out further crackdown on illegal e-bikes
Swansea city centre NPT officers have seized 29 illegal e-bikes in the months of April and May 2026.
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Swansea city centre NPT officers have seized 29 illegal e-bikes in the months of April and May 2026.
32-year-old Matthew Holloway from Birchgrove – a DVLA employee – accessed his employers’ systems to manipulate records and amend vehicle registration documents to sell vehicles with a false history in order to make a financial gain.
26-year-old Elizabeth Jones, from Llanelli, admitted to having been using crack cocaine in the days leading up to the offences.
Officers were called to a report of an ongoing disturbance at St. Helen’s Road, Sandfields, Swansea at around 10:15pm on Wednesday September 24.
35-year-old Marcus Howell, from Sandfields, was subject of a warrant due to intelligence that he was involved in drug supply.
51-year-old Keith Storer, from Loughor, was found in possession of the Class A substance when police attended an address to attend an unrelated report.
This month marked the launch of this year’s Operation Adriatic, which addresses issues of anti-social behaviour on Aberavon Seafront.
43-year-old David Smith, from Blaengwynfi, brandished a knife towards the woman while both were driving in separate cars near to the victim’s address on March 2 this year.
57-year-old David Lake, from Llansamlet, carried out repeated attacks on the two girls, who are now adults.
51-year-old Maximin Carter had stored the weapons in a house on Commercial Street, Abergwynfi, and prompted a large-scale police response when the weapons were discovered in February.