South Wales Police Superintendent graduates from prestigious FBI national academy
It’s been quite a start to the year for Superintendent Jason Rees, who has just graduated from the FBI’s prestigious National Academy.
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It’s been quite a start to the year for Superintendent Jason Rees, who has just graduated from the FBI’s prestigious National Academy.
South Wales Police is investigating an incident in Aberdare, which has resulted in a man being stabbed.
The 54-year-old man who was injured following an incident on North Road, Cardiff on Tuesday March 28 has died at the University Hospital of Wales.
Mohamed Yusef from Cardiff has been jailed to four years and eight months for robbery.
South Wales Police is investigating the death of a 61 year-old man in Swansea.
South Wales Police are continuing to investigate the murder of a 61-year-old man in Orchard Court Swansea.
Emergency Services and local partners remain at the scene of an unlicensed music event at Kenfig Industrial Estate.
At 11:40pm on Saturday 8 April South Wales Police were called to reports of an unlicensed music event, occurring at Kenfig Industrial Estate.
Volunteering their time each Friday and Saturday, Street Pastors offer practical support for people needing help after a night out or who may be vulnerable.
Chief Constable Jeremy Vaughan has today reaffirmed the force’s commitment to the use of facial recognition technology to keep the public safe.