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Deployments of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) have been taking place across south Wales this summer as part of the Safer Streets Summer Initiative commitment by neighbourhood policing teams.
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Since the launch of the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee in south Wales, NPTs have seen an uplift in activity
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The victim in the Riverside murder investigation has been formally identified as her family pay tribute.
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Tyshane Brown, 30, from Weymouth; George Miles-Williams, 23, from Hereford; and Luke Williams, 19, from Hereford have all been found guilty.
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37-year-old Leah Church, from Tonyrefail, was found guilty of multiple counts of cruelty to children and a sexual offence at Swansea Crown Court on August 15.
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39-year-old Ross Milward, from Townhill sent voice notes to the victim threatening to smash a glass in her face, to damage her vehicle and to attend her place of work and assault her colleagues.
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The Information Commissioner’s Office has today published the findings of an audit of the use of Facial Recognition Technology by South Wales and Gwent Police.
33-year-old Matthew Battenbough, of no fixed abode, appeared at Swansea Crown Court today (Monday August 18).
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Friday, August 15 marks 80 years since VJ Day, when victory over Japan was declared and brought an end to the Second World War.
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Two drug dealers who held a Cardiff teenager captive in a London flat and forced him to package-up crack cocaine and heroin have both been jailed.