Cardiff drug dealing gang jailed for more than 45 years
Nine people have been jailed for more than 45 years for their part in a major drugs network which operated from Ely, Cardiff.
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Nine people have been jailed for more than 45 years for their part in a major drugs network which operated from Ely, Cardiff.
A Cardiff man has been jailed for seven years following a conviction for class A drug offences.
Lucus Williams was found with more than 100 wraps of Class-A drugs and further enquiries led officers to his partner in crime Callum Mayer.
South Wales Police is appealing for information about the unsolved murder of taxi driver John ‘Jack’ Armstrong more than 40 years ago.
Macauley Cotterill, 28, from Ely, has been sentenced to three years and eight months in prison following his conviction for drug-related offences.
The sentencing took place on Friday January 16, 2026, at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court where James and Thomas both pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine
Two men arrested and charged with theft of a van and machinery worth more than £100k as part of a police day of action
20-year-old Saman Ismail, from Sandfields, assaulted his ex-partner following their relationship after taking her phone and reading her messages.
25-year-old Jack Barrett, from Waunarlwydd, began chatting with the child victim online before encouraging them to carry out sexual acts.
27-year-old Craig Cole, from Ystradgynlais, launched the attack inside a Swansea city centre nightclub, leaving the victim with four wounds to the top of his head, one of which required to be glued back together.