Officer's sign language skills empower community policing
PC Dani Fleming uses British Sign Language where she can as a gateway of communication with anyone with sensory loss who comes into contact with police in Wrexham
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PC Dani Fleming uses British Sign Language where she can as a gateway of communication with anyone with sensory loss who comes into contact with police in Wrexham
At around 11.10pm on Sunday March 16th, police were called to reports of an assault at Maes Clwyd.
The collision at the junction of Duckers Lane and Moor Lane and involved a cyclist and a Ford Transit van
Renew Bangor is the latest Clear Hold Build initiative in North Wales, launched following the success of the project in Rhyl last year which saw a 14% drop in recorded crime.
Paedophile caught with 'hundreds of thousands' of images is jailed
Zachary Engen subjected the victim to years of physical and mental abuse, controlling what she could do, isolating her from family and friends and causing her to live in fear of violence
A 44-year-old man who repeatedly attacked his ex-wife has been jailed.
The five-vehicle collision happened on the A495, near Bronington, at around 11.45am on Monday, Monday, 10 March
Mark Griffiths, of Lon Helen, Caernarfon, appeared at Mold Crown Court on Tuesday, March 11th, after admitting to possessing an imitation firearm with intent to cause fear of violence.
Nicholas Cummins, 39, of Hafan Glyd, Shotton, took images of the child partially clothed at a derelict former hospital site in Denbigh, telling her the images would be used to win a competition