All news on the topic: Gwent Police

Sex offender Carl Ball, 51, told police his sister's boyfriend Andrew Southwood, 39, had attacked him with a plank of wood as he lay dying outside his flat in Newport, Wales

Police watchdog the IOPC is probing the investigation into missing Darcy Rodd, Eve Smith and Rafel Jeanne who were later found dead following a crash near Cardiff

An urgent appeal has been launched to find 65-year-old Anthony Manson following what police described as a 'serious domestic incident', with officers later seen searching a wooded area

Worried mum Kay Main asked for help on Facebook in finding son Ben Lloyd unaware he had suffered fatal injuries in a drunken attack by best friend Jay Webster who was later jailed

Jay Webster, 28, had been drinking with his friend Benjamin Lloyd, 27, when they got into a fight outside a library in Caerphilly, South Wales, which ended in tragedy

Chelsey Colwill said that she had to "stamp" on a dog that was attacking her young son and his friend as though they were a "piece of meat" in Caerphilly, south Wales

Gwent Police were called to an address in Penyrheol, Caerphilly at about 9.10am today where a baby was rushed to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and a dog was seized

Anna Certowicz, who is nursing her girl Sophie Russon, 20, back to health, believes officers were far too casual and ignored their fears when they reported the pals missing in Cardiff

CCTV footage secretly recorded by the victim in the lounge of her home in Blaenau Gwent, South Wales, showed Lewis Thomas dragging her across the floor by her hair and legs during the “truly awful” assault on February 10, 2020

The South Wales Football Association has launched an investigation into the alleged incident at an amateur women’s football match in South Wales, which Gwent Police said involved two men and left one suffering facial injuries

All five were in a Volkswagen Tiguan that came off the A48(M) in Cardiff and crashed into trees in the St Mellons area of the city in the early hours of last Saturday

Joel Lia, 27, has been named as the mystery fifth passenger in the Volkswagen Tiguan before it crashed in St Mellons, Cardiff, killing Eve Smith and Darcy Ross, both 21, as well as Rafel Jeanne, 24

Police have arrested a lorry driver after a teenage boy was involved in a collision while walking to school in Caerphilly, Wales, suffering injuries that are thought to be life-threatening

A spokesman for South Wales Police has confirmed the force is investigating a sixth passenger who was dropped off by the group of friends, before the crash which killed three

A police watchdog has launched an investigation into two Welsh forces' responses to missing persons reports, amid allegations they did not take matters seriously

Gwent Police and South Wales Police had confirmed that four separate missing person reports were made - three on Saturday evening, then one the next day - but did not issue a public appeal for help until 11pm on Sunday

Friends Sophie Russon, 20, Eve Smith, 21, and Darcy Ross, 21, all from Newport, had been on a night out at the Muffler bar and club in Maesglas, Newport, on Friday evening before they are thought to have headed to Trecco Bay in Porthcawl

Eve Smith, 21, Darcy Ross, 21, and Rafel Jeanne, 24, died in the accident while Sophie Russon, 20, and Shane Loughlin, 32, survived but remain in a critical condition, according to police

South Wales Police and neighbouring force Gwent Police have referred themselves to the Independent Office of Police Conduct, after it took officers 46 hours to find the wreckage of a fatal car crash

A father whose son is friends with Cardiff crash victim Rafel Jeanne has criticised Gwent Police for not searching for the five friends sooner after they disappeared overnight on Friday

Two of the crash victims had shared a Snapchat post of themselves together just hours before the deadly crash, and CCTV footage showed the group inside the car at around 2am

Both South Wales Police and neighbouring force Gwent Police said they have referred themselves to the IOPC after it took officers 46 hours to find the wreckage in Cardiff - and inspectors are tackling the case as a matter of urgency

Sophie Russon, 20, remains in a critical condition in hospital after suffering a bleed on the brain and fractures to her neck, spine, and face in the crash, which killed three others

Police investigating a crash which killed three childhood friends and seriously injured another two at the weekend have arrested a man who visited the scene of the tragedy

Anna Certowicz has told how she desperately drove around South Wales searching for her daughter, Sophie Russon, after police allegedly told her to "stop calling"