Sandfields man jailed after Class A drugs operation was discovered by police
35-year-old Marcus Howell, from Sandfields, was subject of a warrant due to intelligence that he was involved in drug supply.
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35-year-old Marcus Howell, from Sandfields, was subject of a warrant due to intelligence that he was involved in drug supply.
51-year-old Keith Storer, from Loughor, was found in possession of the Class A substance when police attended an address to attend an unrelated report.
This month marked the launch of this year’s Operation Adriatic, which addresses issues of anti-social behaviour on Aberavon Seafront.
43-year-old David Smith, from Blaengwynfi, brandished a knife towards the woman while both were driving in separate cars near to the victim’s address on March 2 this year.
57-year-old David Lake, from Llansamlet, carried out repeated attacks on the two girls, who are now adults.
51-year-old Maximin Carter had stored the weapons in a house on Commercial Street, Abergwynfi, and prompted a large-scale police response when the weapons were discovered in February.
34-year-old Chad White, from Neath, was arrested in March this year, after which a search of his address found quantities of white powder later found to be cocaine, as well as cash, snap bags and a weighing scales.
Anthony Pierce, the former Bishop of Swansea and Brecon, pleaded guilty to five counts of indecent assault on a child under the age of 16.
27-year-old Ryan Tucker, from Aberavon, pleaded guilty in April to being concerned in the supply of cocaine between 2023 and 2025.
Op Akalat is an operation which cracks down on the illegal and anti-social use of off-road bikes, stolen cars/bikes, and drug dealing, issues which increase policing demand in Swansea.