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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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Stuart Davies was found on Thursday, 25 June when officers attended his address at Bryn y Ffynnon, Brymbo
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Two people were taken to hospital in Stoke with serious injuries
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A 50-year-old local man has been arrested on suspicion of murder
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North Wales Police is reminding motorists that there is no excuse for getting behind the wheel under the influence of drink or drugs, as officers continue their proactive enforcement campaign throughout the summer months.
Continuing our focus on tackling antisocial behaviour and criminal activity.
Wrexham Rural Patrol and Neighbourhood Officers continue to tackle antisocial behaviour across the district, working alongside our partner agencies, providing a sustained and effective response to anti-social behaviour (ASB) and criminal activity, identifying solutions to prevent reoffending, utilising education and intervention programmes. We have also been proactive around the district, undertaking a number of drug warrants that resulted in arrests for drug related offences.
Visibility and engagement with our communities.
Wrexham Rural Patrol and Neighbourhood Teams are still achieving some of the highest ‘out of station’ results in the force, meaning that officers are spending more time within the communities they police. More of our staff are now trained in safely using our electric bikes, providing an alternative source of visible mobile patrol by our Police Community Support Officers. We continue to promote the use of social media as an alternative means of engagement and communication, providing regular information and updates within the district. In addition, we are available to meet directly with the communities through our police surgeries which alternate between Rhos and Llay every month. Wherever possible, Wrexham Rural Neighbourhood Policing Team continue to provide a visible presence at community events whilst also attending outside school premises to monitor road safety.
