Arrests made during operation to combat antisocial driving
Police arrested two people and stopped cars speeding at more than twice the limit in Llanelli during an operation to combat antisocial driving.
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Police arrested two people and stopped cars speeding at more than twice the limit in Llanelli during an operation to combat antisocial driving.
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