Swansea man jailed for drugs supply and importing weapon
Andrew Hanley, from Townhill, was the intended recipient of a parcel which contained a police-style extendable baton that was intercepted by Border Force.
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Andrew Hanley, from Townhill, was the intended recipient of a parcel which contained a police-style extendable baton that was intercepted by Border Force.
Weapons and more than £3m in drugs and cash have been seized in the last 12 months by a specialist South Wales Police team.
Adam Pritchard was caught by police with £10k worth of drugs and a converted blank firing pistol.
Two of the men have been named, as Lawrence Howells, aged 51, from Porthcawl; and Barrie John, 48, from Ferndale.
21-year-old Jessica Thorne, from Penlan, committed the offence on Boxing Day last year.
Following an extremely positive public response, South Wales Police is extending its firearms surrender campaign.
We are investigating a fatal road traffic collision which happened on on the A48 near Bonvilston in the Vale of Glamorgan.
39-year-old Benjamin Llewellyn, from Bonymaen threw punches at his then-partner, who was sitting in a vehicle parked on the street, on December 17 2024.
28-year-old Roisin Hannon, from Landore, encountered the victim at a snooker club in Uplands on Sunday January 26.
The driver of white van seen in Fishpond Road, Llanrumney, on the night Mark was last seen, is urged to come forward as they might have important information.