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Wales Online
14 hours ago
- Wales Online
Boy, 15, taken to hospital as police investigate report of shooting in Cardiff
Boy, 15, taken to hospital as police investigate report of shooting in Cardiff Police have said there will be an increased police presence in the Cardiff suburb as investigations continue Police were called to Clos y Ffynnon, Pontprennau (Image: Google Streetview ) A 15-year-old boy was taken to hospital after police were called to a reports of a shooting incident in a Cardiff suburb over the weekend. Residents reported seeing a heavy police presence with armed officers in the Pontprennau area of the city on the evening of Saturday, June 7. Police confirmed they were called to a house at 8pm to reports of an incident at Clos y Ffynnon, Pontprennau, in the east of the city. No arrests have been made so far, and police are continuing to investigate. There will be increased police presence in the area as investigations continue. A South Wales Police spokesperson said: 'Officers are in attendance at Clos y Ffynnon, Pontprennau, Cardiff following a report of an incident at around 8pm on the evening of Saturday June 7. 'A 15-year-old boy from Pontprennau has been taken to hospital. His injuries are not considered to be life-threatening. Article continues below 'An increased policing presence will be seen in the area of Clos y Ffynnon while officers conduct their investigation.' Detective Superintendent Mark O'Shea, from South Wales Police, said: 'We understand the concern this incident will cause, and I want to reassure the local community that teams of detectives and specialist staff are working at pace to piece together the events of Saturday evening.' Extensive enquiries are ongoing, and there will be a visible police presence in the area while officers continue the investigation. Information and footage can be submitted online here. Article continues below Alternatively anyone with information can also contact South Wales Police quoting 2500180055.
Irish Independent
02-06-2025
- Sport
- Irish Independent
Kerry player ratings after their 11-point All-Ireland SFC victory over Cork
Shane Ryan, Mark O'Shea and David Clifford were the stand-out performers in green and gold on Saturday evening Kerryman Shane Ryan (Rathmore) 8 Denied Cork a pair of first half goal chances, including one from Mark Cronin, who had another three bites at the cherry in the second half, two denied by Ryan, one from the penalty spot, one from the rebound. His restarts were on point too. A man-of-the match display honestly.
Yahoo
02-03-2025
- Yahoo
Murder investigation launched after woman's death
A murder investigation has been launched and two arrests made after a woman's body was found at her home. South Wales Police officers were called to the property on Gomer Road in Townhill, Swansea, on 27 February at 14:00 GMT. The force has confirmed that the woman was 47-year-old Leanne Williams. Two men have been arrested as part of the investigation and are currently in police custody. In a statement, the force said a post post mortem had been carried out and identified "significant injuries consistent with an assault". Det Supt Mark O'Shea said the "tragic news is a shock to the community". "We are piecing together Leanne's last known movements from 18:00 on Monday, February 24, to 14:20 the following Thursday when she was found by officers," he added. He said the police are not looking for anyone else in connection with this matter at this time. A police cordon remains in place at the address in Gomer Road.
BBC News
02-03-2025
- BBC News
Murder investigation after woman's body found
A murder investigation has been launched and two arrests made after a woman's body was found at her Wales Police officers were called to the property on Gomer Road in Townhill, Swansea, on 27 February at 14:00 GMT. The force has confirmed that the woman was 47-year-old Leanne men have been arrested as part of the investigation and are currently in police custody. In a statement, the force said a post post mortem had been carried out and identified "significant injuries consistent with an assault". Det Supt Mark O'Shea said the "tragic news is a shock to the community". "We are piecing together Leanne's last known movements from 18:00 on Monday, February 24, to 14:20 the following Thursday when she was found by officers," he said the police are not looking for anyone else in connection with this matter at this time.A police cordon remains in place at the address in Gomer Road.
