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We continue to receive reports of fraudsters trying to dupe people into handing over cash by pretending to be from their bank, the police, or HMRC.
A second man has been arrested in connection with a road collision in the North Road area of Cathays, Cardiff, on (Tuesday, March 28).
Suspects were arrested for offences including drug dealing, theft, and failing to appear at court during the month-long operation.
South Wales Police can confirm that the van was a delivery vehicle stolen from nearby Laytonia Avenue while the victim was delivering parcels in the street.
South Wales Police is investigating a serious road collision in the North Road area of Cathays, Cardiff, earlier today.
A man, 36, has been sentenced to life, with a minimum term of 20 years and 10 months in prison, for the murder of his wife at their Plasmarl home last year.
Natural Resources Wales and South Wales Police have agreed to set up an off-road motorcycle unit to help tackle illegal off-roading in South Wales.
Twenty-year-old Harvey Blyth from Gorseinon has been given a 10-year extended sentence - seven years plus three on licence - for multiple offences.
Ashley Carter, aged 35 from Rhondda, and Howard Williams, aged 46 from Cardiff, were sentenced for drug offences at Merthyr Crown Court.
Vincent Richards, 36, appeared at Merthyr Crown Court on Thursday (9 March) where he was sentenced for supplying drugs.