Safer Business Action Week: protecting businesses from theft offences
Blaenau Gwent’s officers have been carrying out an operation to target shoplifters in the borough
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Blaenau Gwent’s officers have been carrying out an operation to target shoplifters in the borough
We’ve arrested five men on suspicion of drug supply offences following day of action in Bargoed, Brynmawr and Fochriw on Thursday 26 October.
Eight county lines were dismantled and drugs worth more than £3.15 million seized by officers from Gwent, South Wales and Dyfed-Powys.
Officers carried out a warrant in Commercial Street on Friday 20 October where a cannabis cultivation was uncovered.
A Newport house has been boarded up following a successful closure application at Newport Magistrates’ Court.
Two cannabis farms were dismantled, 14 people arrested, two people were safeguarded and £1,400 cash seized as part of a national week of action.
Officers want to speak to anyone who was travelling on Old Pant Road at around 8.20am on Wednesday 18 October.
We're appealing for witnesses following a report of criminal damage on the M4, near junction 24.
The National Business Crime Centre’s week-long campaign aims to protect businesses from crime, increase awareness of crime prevention measures and identify and enforce against criminals who target retailers.
Two men charged after a large cannabis cultivation discovered in the old Wildings building in Commercial Street, Newport.