Swansea officers carry out further crackdown on illegal e-bikes
Swansea city centre NPT officers have seized 29 illegal e-bikes in the months of April and May 2026.
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Swansea city centre NPT officers have seized 29 illegal e-bikes in the months of April and May 2026.
32-year-old Matthew Holloway from Birchgrove – a DVLA employee – accessed his employers’ systems to manipulate records and amend vehicle registration documents to sell vehicles with a false history in order to make a financial gain.
51-year-old Stephen Thomas from Merthyr carried out repeated attacks on the victim.
The Safety Bus happened to be nearby when a call came into the control room for assistance in St Mary Street.
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26-year-old Elizabeth Jones, from Llanelli, admitted to having been using crack cocaine in the days leading up to the offences.
Officers were called to a report of an ongoing disturbance at St. Helen’s Road, Sandfields, Swansea at around 10:15pm on Wednesday September 24.
35-year-old Marcus Howell, from Sandfields, was subject of a warrant due to intelligence that he was involved in drug supply.
Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBOs) secured to help prevent crime and anti-social behaviour across Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan
South Wales Police has launched its annual survey which invites the public to have their say on policing in their local area.