Three men jailed after attempting to use Swansea woman's home as drugs base
Three men have been jailed after forcing their way into a woman’s home in Waun Wen, Swansea claiming a family member owed them a drugs debt.
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Three men have been jailed after forcing their way into a woman’s home in Waun Wen, Swansea claiming a family member owed them a drugs debt.
45-year-old Stuart Black, from Cadle, entered the vehicle while the owner was carrying out maintenance upon it on Glebe Road, Loughor.
Members of the public have reported possible sightings in Adamsdown and Asda, Coryton.
18-year-old Mitchel Jones, from Morriston, also left the victim with a fractured left forearm after running him over, which required surgery.
38-year-old Larry Black, from Waunarlwydd, was one of two masked men who entered the property on Heol Pentyla, Llansamlet, brandishing a hammer and knives.
Sean Rowles was stopped by officers in Uplands on April 16 and was found to be in possession of a mobile phone tied to ongoing drug-related text messages.
34-year-old Guy Brigdale, from Fforestfach, pleaded guilty to numerous offences following the messages he sent in January of this year.
36-year-old Lee Paul, from Brynmill, was seen jumping out of the window of his address while officers were investigating an unrelated matter.
Such was the response to In The Wrong Hands in February, the surrender period was extended for an additional two months, and once again proved successful.
Following a number of recent incidents of arson in Swansea and Neath Port Talbot – particularly notable incidents in Port Talbot - South Wales Police and Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service (MAWWFRS) are issuing the following joint statement to warn of the dangers of setting fires.