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WITH nice weather forecast for the Bank Holiday weekend, extra police patrols are planned to keep coastal areas of South Wales safe.

Ogmore-by-Sea (Picture: Camera Club member Catherine Mayo) A GROUP of 'intoxicated' men continued drinking after being rescued from the sea. Four men from Pontypool were ordered by South Wales Police to leave Ogmore-by-Sea on Saturday afternoon due to their anti-social behaviour. They were intoxicated and had to be helped out the sea by the RNLI. They continued to drink alcohol, some through funnels, on the grass near the Rivermouth car park. Officers seized the alcohol, issued a Section-35 Notice, and placed the group in taxis to go home. The men, three aged 19 and one aged 20, will ...

19-year-old arrested for having an 'offensive weapon’ at Penarth Esplanade on the weekend THERE were increased patrols in coastal areas of the Vale of Glamorgan and Cardiff in order to tackle anti-social behaviour as crowds turned out to enjoy the warm weather this past weekend. Officers responded to reports of a minority of people who had been drinking heavily and behaving in anti-social ways. On Penarth Esplanade, a 19-year-old man from Rumney was arrested for possessing an offensive weapon at around 8pm on Saturday. He claimed the knife was for fishing purposes but had no other ...

'Intoxicated' men pulled from the sea by RNLI go back to drinking alcohol through a funnel Police also dealt with a man in possession of a knife and arrested a man after a fight on the steps in front of the Senedd Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from Wales Online - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Four "intoxicated" men who were pulled from the sea by the RNLI continued drinki...

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