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Chief Constable Amanda Blakeman has joined police chiefs from across England and Wales in supporting a national call for the Government to prevent the early release of those convicted for their part in the killing of PC Andrew Harper.
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The Online Child Abuse Investigation Team (OCAIT) are dedicated to stopping online child abuse in North Wales
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Sion Evans, of Waterloo Street, Caernarfon, abused and controlled the woman and subjected her to physical and sexual assault.
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Officers from North Wales Police’s Roads Crime Unit have been carrying out proactive enforcement activity targeting food delivery drivers across the region following a rise in incidents involving uninsured drivers and vehicles found to be in a dangerous condition.
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A 61-year-old man has sadly died following a single-vehicle collision in the Beddgelert area on Thursday 25 June.
Antisocial Driving – Caernarfon
Recent correspondence with elected representatives indicates that antisocial driving remains a significant concern for residents in Caernarfon, particularly around Y Maes and surrounding areas. The Neighbourhood Policing Team has appointed PC 3494 Jarvis to coordinate our response to this issue. PC Jarvis will work closely with partners and the Roads Crime Unit to ensure a proportionate policing response and to identify appropriate enforcement opportunities. We will continue to engage with elected officials to support a coordinated and consistent approach.
Antisocial Behaviour – Multi-storey Car Park, Caernarfon
Reports of antisocial behaviour continue in and around the multi-storey car park and nearby bus stop area. PC 3627 Jones has been appointed to lead our response to this concern. PC Jones is actively working with partners, including Cyngor Gwynedd, to identify and disrupt those responsible. We encourage local residents and businesses affected to engage with us and share information to support ongoing work.
Antisocial Behaviour – Bangor High Street
Local businesses have recently received an ASB survey from the Neighbourhood Policing Team to help identify key concerns. Feedback will inform joint problem-solving with partners to address the behaviours impacting the High Street. Targeted patrols will continue at peak times, and we encourage the community to report incidents and support enforcement activity. We will continue to enforce the Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) where offences are identified. We remain committed to supporting the Bangor Street Watch initiative led by Bangor City Council.
