Appeal to locate missing Newport teen
15:07 24/10/2026Rosemarie was last seen on Wednesday 21 October in Newport city centre at around 9pm; she also has links to Cardiff and Cwmbran.
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Rosemarie was last seen on Wednesday 21 October in Newport city centre at around 9pm; she also has links to Cardiff and Cwmbran.
Following frequent reports of anti-social behaviour linked to a house in Newport from members of our community, we successfully applied to the court to have the address boarded up for a three-month period.
Lewis Verren, 19, was remanded into custody at Newport Magistrates Court on Saturday 26 September ahead of his next court appearance.
Kyle Vaughan, then aged 24, was last seen at around 11.45pm on 30 December 2012 and we’re renewing our appeal for information.
Ben Bray, 21, will appear before Newport Magistrates' Court on Friday 31 July.
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