New Year Honours: KPMs for former senior South Wales Police officers
Two long-serving South Wales Police officers have been recognised with King’s Police Medals in the New Year honours.
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Two long-serving South Wales Police officers have been recognised with King’s Police Medals in the New Year honours.
The victim of an assault in Cathays, Cardiff has died in hospital, following an incident in Pentyrch Street, at around 6.15pm on Monday, December 22.
27-year-old Sion Harrison and 35-year-old Kelly Hopkins, both from Sandfields, Swansea, were seen in a vehicle which officers observed known drug users approaching on Tontine Street.
The two males, aged 16 and 17, from Llantwit Major, will be sentenced in February.
Ordinary people with extraordinary roles this Christmas
A Cardiff man who used his luxury city centre apartment as a base for young male prostitution which earned him tens of thousands of pounds has been jailed.
Leon Adams survived a brutal attack outside Grangetown Railway Station, but he required 24-hour care for the rest of his life.
He and three accomplices were jailed for a total of 22 years earlier this week
Following a South Wales Police Investigation, a prolific Cardiff burglar has been jailed for two years and four months.
South Wales Police has arrested an 86-year-old man in connection with the murders of Harry and Megan Tooze more than 30 years ago.