Celebrating the work of response officers
We’re supporting an initiative by the National Police Chiefs’ Council to recognise and celebrate the work of response police officers.
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We’re supporting an initiative by the National Police Chiefs’ Council to recognise and celebrate the work of response police officers.
Burglars, thieves and robbers released from prison will be made to wear GPS tags to track their movements in a world first scheme to crack down on neighbourhood criminals.
A dedicated team will support residents, businesses and local officers using tried and tested methods to make it harder for criminals to stop them benefitting from crime.
A person, believed to be a man, was captured on CCTV throwing rocks at the Newbridge Comprehensive School and the Newbridge Leisure Centre on Saturday 6 March.
Appeal for witnesses following serious road traffic collision - Newport
The collision involved three vehicles – a silver Ford Transit van, a black Fiat Punto and a grey Jaguar X-type.
An additional 36 community support officers (CSOs) are now serving the communities of Gwent following a passing out ceremony held last week.
The road traffic collision involved two cars – a blue BMW 116i and a silver Nissan Micra - in North Road on Saturday 27 February at around 1.10pm.
A man, believed to be around 20 years old, was seen getting into a van while agitated in Waun Borfa Road, Pengam, on Monday 22 February at around 9.20pm.
Three Labradors and one Belgian Malinois have started a rigorous eight-week training course in Pontypool, as Gwent Police’s dog section looks to bolster its ranks.