Posted: Fri 3rd Apr 2020

Man charged with alleged offence under new Covid 19 legislation following incident in Deeside on Thursday

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Friday, Apr 3rd, 2020

Police say a man has been charged under ‘under Covid 19 legislation’ following an incident in Deeside on Thursday night. 

A large number of police vehicles were spotted heading to the Garden City area just before 8.30pm. 

Police say they were called to a house in Sealand Avenue, where they arrested three men for alleged obstruction and resisting police.

One man, aged 27 has been charged under Covid 19 legislation; “Contravening requirement not to leave place of living – Coronavirus.”

He has been bailed to court at later date.

New police enforcement powers were introduced on March 26 by the UK government to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

 

Spotted something? Got a story? Send a Facebook Message | A direct message on Twitter | Email: News@Deeside.com
Latest News

  • Synthite Fire: Pollution levels in River Alyn now “safe,” says Natural Resources Wales
  • North Wales Rural Crime Team leads pioneering dog DNA project to stop livestock attacks
  • Former Mold chapel could be converted into five apartments

  • More...

    Synthite Fire: Pollution levels in River Alyn now “safe,” says Natural Resources Wales

    News

    North Wales Rural Crime Team leads pioneering dog DNA project to stop livestock attacks

    News

    Former Mold chapel could be converted into five apartments

    News

    NHS 111 Wales launches pioneering new contact centre technology

    News

    Countess of Chester Hospital consultant running Chester Half Marathon for her workplace after shedding almost 10 stone

    News

    “Plaid Cymru has ended its Co-operation agreement with the Welsh Government with immediate effect”

    News

    Appeal launched after plans for Christmas tree farm and reindeer centre near Wrexham/Flintshire border refused

    News

    Operation Sceptre: Flintshire Police to carry out ‘knife sweep’ of Wepre Park

    News

    Welsh Government Economy Minister sets out Wales’ economic future on visit to Broughton

    News