Men from Swansea and Cardiff jailed after car theft
31-year-old Liam Bolton, from Treboeth, Swansea, and 26-year-old George Payne, from St. Mellons, Cardiff, both entered an address on Grove Road, Pontardawe on February 4.
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31-year-old Liam Bolton, from Treboeth, Swansea, and 26-year-old George Payne, from St. Mellons, Cardiff, both entered an address on Grove Road, Pontardawe on February 4.
54-year-old Abdul Kadir, from Penlan, committed offences against two victims which ranged from sexual touching to penetration.
24-year-old Oliver Nancarrow, from Loughor, was identified from text messages examined as part of an unrelated investigation.
25-year-old Liam Peat, from Crynant, claimed he did not know the real age of the victim, but first chatted to her via Snapchat when she was just 13.
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.
40-year-old Dean Kelshaw, from Swansea city centre, was stop-searched in the street in June and found to be in possession of a large quantity of cash and a mobile phone receiving a high number of incoming phone calls.
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.
33-year-old Matthew Battenbough, of no fixed abode, appeared at Swansea Crown Court today (Monday August 18).
The Swansea man was almost four times the drink-drive limit when he was stopped by his PC neighbour
43-year-old James Hannify and 41-year-old Michele Bradshaw, from Blaenymaes, were in the company of their young child when engaging in their illegal activity, after which they were arrested by officers.