Dealers jailed for their roles in supply of Class A drugs
Thomas Coffey of Stow Hill, Newport and Victoria Seymour of Howe Circle, Newport were sentenced collectively to nice years and nine months in prison.
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Thomas Coffey of Stow Hill, Newport and Victoria Seymour of Howe Circle, Newport were sentenced collectively to nice years and nine months in prison.
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.
Gwent Police and South Wales Police have launched a new online portal to give victims of crime clearer, more timely information about their cases and easier access to support.
Officers from Gwent Police’s Community Action Team spotted a suspicious vehicle in the Bettws area of Newport at around 4.20pm on Monday 14 September.
Ryan Price, 30, pleaded guilty to five counts of theft from a shop and two breaches of his CBO when he appeared at Newport Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday 15 September.
Officers investigating a reported burglary at a commercial address on Cardiff Road, Newport, on Saturday 12 September arrested a 33-year-old man.
Arnis Nassa, 46, was convicted of two counts of burglary and an attempted burglary with intent to steal, all at Friars Walk in Newport, on Friday 24 July.
Since launching at the beginning of July, we’ve worked with our partners, including Newport City Council and Hedyn, to improve safety in the city centre.
Sam Mulligan, 36, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to nine counts of theft from a shop when he appeared at Newport Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 9 September.