Police appeal for help to identify 'man on the bus'
Police investigating an incident on a bus are appealing for help to trace a man. The alleged incident took place on an Abergele to Rhyl service last month.
The force took to Facebook to ask for anyone who knows him to get in touch. A spokesman on the NWP Denbighshire Coastal and Abergele page posted: "Officers are investigating an incident that occurred on the number 12 bus from Abergele to Rhyl on the 7th of April 2025.
"We are looking to identify the (pictured) person, if he is known to you, please contact the North Wales Police control room on 101 or use the online facilities quoting incident reference."
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