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Speeding Jet Skiers with Children on Board Evade Cameras by Removing Plates

Crime·6/12/2026AI summary

Speeding Jet Skiers with Children on Board Evade Cameras by Removing Plates

Jet skiers are reportedly speeding up to four times the limit in Conwy harbour, with children on board. A Harbour Master noted riders removing registration plates to evade CCTV cameras, despite clear warning signs and patrols.

Road rage driver jailed for punching motorist unconscious in Llanrwst

4/28/2026AI summary

Road rage driver jailed for punching motorist unconscious in Llanrwst

A 37-year-old man from Llanrwst has been sentenced to eight months in prison, suspended for 12 months, after admitting actual bodily harm in a road rage assault. John Lee punched the victim unconscious in June after the man suddenly stopped his car in Llanrwst, Conwy, because he heard a loud beep and thought something was wrong. The victim suffered a bruised eye socket and grazed eyelid, and described the attack as "extremely aggressive and shocking."