‘Drug dealers used me like a dog’: Two case studies of cuckooing offences in Dyfed-Powys
For the INTACT campaign highlighting cuckooing, Dyfed-Powys Police has shared two case studies of properties which were taken over by a organised crime gangs.
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For the INTACT campaign highlighting cuckooing, Dyfed-Powys Police has shared two case studies of properties which were taken over by a organised crime gangs.
Dyfed-Powys Police is highlighting the signs and impact of a crime known as cuckooing, where a gang has taken over a vulnerable person's home to sell drugs.
A man has been jailed for possessing cocaine with intent to supply thanks to digital investigations and expert police knowledge.
The teamwork of police officers, PCSOs and a Special Constable who rescued a pensioner and his great-granddaughter at Llanelli beach has been commended.
Officers in Aberystwyth are appealing to the public for information to help them identify those responsible for a recent spate of graffiti across Aberystwyth.
Op Lion is a partnership initiative with the aim to ensure public safety and deter ASB, low level public order and drink related problems.
Cannabis with an estimated value of £11,000 has been seized by police during a warrant in Cross Hands, Carmarthenshire.
Dyfed-Powys Police aim to educate people on the laws around carrying and selling knives, as well as advising on how to safely dispose of blades.
Dyfed-Powys Police aim to educate people on the laws around carrying and selling knives, as well as advising on how to safely dispose of blades.
Two brothers have been jailed and a third man sentenced for attacking two men with a golf club while the victims were asleep.