Police awarded for commitment to victims of antisocial behaviour
Dyfed-Powys Police has become the first force in Wales to be awarded for its commitment to victims of antisocial behaviour.
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Dyfed-Powys Police has become the first force in Wales to be awarded for its commitment to victims of antisocial behaviour.
AS they deal with thousands of reports of antisocial behaviour each year, police have highlighted the many ways they work to stop minor issues from escalating.
A missing teenager was found by police nearly 90 miles from home following a pursuit through mid-Wales. A driver was arrested on suspicion of kidnap.
A prolific conman has been jailed after scamming bookmakers’ cashiers in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire out of nearly £3,000.
Francis Collins has been jailed after his antisocial behaviour escalated to the point where he threw homemade firebombs onto his neighbours' drive.
Police are urging visitors to say safe and respect Wales as they get set to welcome visitors this weekend after travel ban is lifted.
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An off-duty police dog and his handler broke up a group of campers flouting Covid-19 regulations in Ceredigion.
Four people have been issued with penalty notices after attempting to drive from Dorset to Milford Haven to look at a boat.
Police are warning people not to attempt off-road biking over the bank holiday after 19 men were stopped and fined last weekend.