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North Wales Police dealing with 13 cases relating to violence against women and girls
L to R: Fflur Emlyn, Deputy CEO, rape and sexual abuse support centre NW; Amanda Blakeman, Chief Constable, North Wales Police; Andy Dunbobbin, Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales
POLICE in North Wales revealed today that they are dealing with 13 cases relating to violence against women and girls, including sexual misconduct and police-perpetrated domestic abuse.
There are a total of 27 investigations relating to 24 individuals in the North Wales force, its report said.
Of these, 21 had been assessed by the force itself as gross misconduct while six had been classed as misconduct.
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