#WithUsNotAgainstUs 2022
Emergency workers in Wales are reminding the public to treat them with respect in the face of a continued rise in assaults.
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Emergency workers in Wales are reminding the public to treat them with respect in the face of a continued rise in assaults.
A poorly seven-year-old was given an early #Christmas treat when he was welcomed to our horse and dog unit last week.
Four men are starting sentences totalling almost 50 years after officers from Tarian dismantled their OCG, supported by South Wales Police officers.
Today is Welsh Language Rights Day, a day for public bodies to raise awareness of the rights you have to use the Welsh language when engaging with us.
South Wales Police is continuing to investigate a fatal road traffic collision which happened on St Helens Road, Swansea, at around 8pm on Friday (2 December).
As part of Cardiff & Vale’s drink-drive campaign, South Wales Police, alongside 13 pubs and restaurants, have launched their DES (Designated Driver) Scheme.
Brandon Jenkins, 18, has been handed a four-year and four-month sentence after targeting Owen Stores, Trefechan and Sammy’s Fish Bar in Cefn Coed.
There will be an increased police presence in Swansea city centre on the run up to Christmas as part of our annual operation, Op Winter.
Gareth Llewellyn, 40, his brother Lee Llewellyn, 42, and their partners have been jailed for a total of over 13 years after being convicted of drug offences.
Two men, aged 37 and 47, and a 29-year-old woman were arrested on suspicion of concealing the birth of a child. All three have been released on police bail.