Posted: Wed 19th Jun 2024

North Flintshire Police seek witnesses following ‘large public disorder’ incident in Shotton

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Wednesday, Jun 19th, 2024

North Flintshire Police are appealing for witnesses following a large public disorder on Westminster Crescent, Shotton, which left multiple cars damaged and ‘many residents distressed.’

The incident occurred on Tuesday night at around 9 PM, prompting a significant response from police

North Flintshire Police reported that two individuals were taken into custody in connection with the incident, with further arrests expected as the investigation continues.

Officers are urging anyone with information, including any footage of the event, to come forward.

A police spokesperson said: “It’s vitally important that these incidents are properly dealt with to stop any repeat. Information can be given anonymously, including via Crimestoppers or by calling us on 101.”

“Thank you for all support and cooperation whilst North Wales Police deals with this incident.” PCSO Tom Maddocks said.

 

Spotted something? Got a story? Send a Facebook Message | A direct message on Twitter | Email: [email protected]


Latest News

  • Flintshire: Schools facing ‘perfect storm’ of funding pressure and increasing demand for ALN support
  • Warning issued as Welsh wildfires quadruple
  • Call for legal action over rail and NI “funding shortfall” from UK Government




  • LATEST NEWS...

    Flintshire: Schools facing ‘perfect storm’ of funding pressure and increasing demand for ALN support

    News

    Warning issued as Welsh wildfires quadruple

    News

    Call for legal action over rail and NI “funding shortfall” from UK Government

    News

    Hawarden records near 30°C with hot spell set to continue

    News

    A55: Major incident declared after vehicle fire in Conwy Tunnel

    News

    Police issue advice after four purses stolen in two days across Chester

    News

    Getting Legal Help With Child Access Arrangements in North Wales

    News

    Police seek witnesses to Broughton public order offence

    News

    North Wales residents warned over sextortion email hoax

    News