Blank firing firearms amnesty to be held in February
We are holding a four-week Firearms Amnesty for five types of BRUNI-manufactured side/top-venting blank firers (TVBFs).
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We are holding a four-week Firearms Amnesty for five types of BRUNI-manufactured side/top-venting blank firers (TVBFs).
Eight year prison sentence following vehicle stop that uncovered over £150,000 of illegal drugs.
A pilot project to support young people in custody and help break the cycle of crime has been launched across the Dyfed-Powys Police area.
Two men have pleaded guilty after targeting golf clubs in Haverfordwest and Carmarthen in an overnight burglary-spree.
Man pleads guilty after a routine traffic uncovered illegal drugs worth over £150,000
During our Winter of Action, our focus on hotspots continues as we join up with partners across Dyfed and Powys to ensure that all our communities feel safe this festive season.
Chief police officers have committed to creating a force culture where police perpetrated violence against women and girls, domestic abuse, and sexual violence (VAWDASV) is never tolerated, minimised or excused.
Student 'Virtual Volunteers' take on rural crime problem programme
Dyfed Powys, Gwent, North Wales and South Wales police forces are partnering with UK-wide charity the Lucy Faithfull Foundation on a campaign to stop online child sexual abuse: Stop It Now.
Dyfed-Powys Police has backed a Welsh Athletics campaign aiming to make running safer for women this winter.