Dyfed-Powys Police Statement Addresses National Disorder and Dangers of Disinformation
Dyfed-Powys Police Statement Addresses National Disorder and Dangers of Disinformation
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Dyfed-Powys Police Statement Addresses National Disorder and Dangers of Disinformation
Five people have been found guilty or admitted to conspiring to supply cocaine and cannabis as Dyfed-Powys Police continues its efforts to dismantle organised crime gangs.
Two men have pleaded guilty to drugs charges after cannabis plants worth up to £2 million were found in a former school in Llandysul.
A Borth man has been sentenced to prison for non-recent sexual offences against children.
Symposium highlights Welsh police-university research collaboration
A Ceredigion man has been convicted to three years and six months in prison for sexual assault after the jury returned a unanimous guilty verdict.
Five people have been jailed for their part in the supply of heroin and crack cocaine into Aberystwyth – despite no illegal substances being seized by police.
Swift arrest of domestic abuse perpetrator enabled Dyfed-Powys Police officers to speak to victim alone and find out the truth behind a serious injury
Aberystwyth Police are investigating an incident that occurred at around 5pm on Monday, February 12th on the cycle path between Rhydyfelin and Llanfarian.
A Dyfed-Powys Police officer has been charged with sexual assault by penetration.