‘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.
Op Lion is a partnership initiative with the aim to ensure public safety and deter ASB, low level public order and drink related problems.
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.
As a man is jailed for assaulting his pregnant partner, police are encouraging domestic abuse victims of the importance of speaking out.
A former taxi driver has been jailed for 10 years for raping a passenger in the back of his cab, thanks to a detailed police investigation.
Following an incident at Tenby this evening, we are urging people not to take part in tombstoning or jumping from cliffs into the sea.
Let’s Take Care of Motorcyclists & Cyclists with the NPCC Two Wheel Campaign, to improve road safety for motorcycles and cyclists.
Operation Darwen - all Wales campaign from early spring until the autumn, aimed at increasing awareness of motorcycle safety and reducing casualties