Posted: Tue 17th Mar 2020

Updated: Tue 17th Mar

Launch of pop-up police station on Wrexham estate leads to drug offences arrest

North Wales news and information
This article is old - Published: Tuesday, Mar 17th, 2020

The launch of a pop-up police station on a Wrexham housing estate has resulted in the arrest of one person for suspected drug offences.

Officers also targeted anti-social behaviour and off-road biking during an impact day in Caia Park yesterday.

The initial operation ran from 2.30pm until 6.30pm with more patrols continuing into the evening.

Sgt Matt Subacchi said: “The objectives were to provide a high visibility display of police presence in Caia Park to engage with the community of Caia Park and disrupt offenders.

“Based on information we used policed powers to disrupt low-level drug dealing, and make an arrest after setting up a pop up police station in an area associated with drug dealing.

“The helicopter’s presence generated a great deal of public interest, with many local residents praising the heightened police activity in the area.

Similar operations will take place thought out the Wrexham area in the coming months.

If you have information on anti-social behaviour and drug dealing please contact North Wales Police by calling 101 or visiting the force’s live webchat page here: https://www.north-wales.police.uk/contact/live-chat-support



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