Swansea Class A drug supplier jailed
27-year-old Zubair Mehdi, from Mayhill, was spotted by an unmarked police car on mobile patrol entering the driver’s seat of a vehicle when the officer knew him to not have a substantive licence or insurance.
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27-year-old Zubair Mehdi, from Mayhill, was spotted by an unmarked police car on mobile patrol entering the driver’s seat of a vehicle when the officer knew him to not have a substantive licence or insurance.
The arrest was part of an investigation into a drugs line operating in the Rhondda.
The family of Ceiran Evans, who died following Thursday's fatal collision in Gorseinon, Swansea, has issued the following tribute.
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Five men are currently in police custody.
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Officers were called to Pen Cae Crwn Road, Gorseinon, Swansea at 12:58pm today (Thursday July 9) following a report of a collision involving a car and an off-road bike.
The Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales, and Rhondda Cynon Taf Council have confirmed the next stage in plans to strengthen policing and regeneration in Pontypridd town centre.