Plea as emergency worker assaults continue to rise
Emergency workers in Wales are reminding the public to treat them with respect in the face of a continued rise in assaults.
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Emergency workers in Wales are reminding the public to treat them with respect in the face of a continued rise in assaults.
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The Chief Constable of North Wales Police has urged the public to remain vigilant for signs of abuse and to continue reporting such incidents.